Helpful Score: 3
This book is wonderful!
As sisters Pam and Peggy explain, they think that organization is a genetic trait - one that they (and I) just don't have. The trouble with most organizational books and plans is that they were designed by naturally orderly people for other naturally orderly people. But Pam and Peggy overcame their disorganized genes and they explain how in this easy-to-understand book.
For once, an organization book is written by someone who naturally tends toward entropy, instead of those neat-freak authors who don't understand why Pam, Peggy, and I just can't seem to get it together. I highly recomend this book to anyone who just can't seem to get organized, despite their best intentions.
As sisters Pam and Peggy explain, they think that organization is a genetic trait - one that they (and I) just don't have. The trouble with most organizational books and plans is that they were designed by naturally orderly people for other naturally orderly people. But Pam and Peggy overcame their disorganized genes and they explain how in this easy-to-understand book.
For once, an organization book is written by someone who naturally tends toward entropy, instead of those neat-freak authors who don't understand why Pam, Peggy, and I just can't seem to get it together. I highly recomend this book to anyone who just can't seem to get organized, despite their best intentions.
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