Sandra Felton

Una gu a para los quehaceres del hogar. Si est s cansada de luchar contra una avalancha de cosas cada vez que abres la puerta de un armario o de un cl set... si no contestas el tel fono porque no lo encuentras... si pierdes las llaves constantemente... si dentro de ti hay una "mujer ordenada" que lucha por liberarse, el Nuevo manual del ama de casa desordenada puede ayudarte a hacer que el desorden cr nico sea cosa del pasado. Despu s de treinta y site ediciones y m s de 500.000 ejemplares vendidos, el Nuevo manual del ama de casa desordenada es un xito de ventas comprobado. hora, completamente revisado y actualizado, este Nuevo manual del ama de casa desordenada te brinda estrategias indispensables para superar el desorden a media que tu vida se vuelve m s y m s ajetreada. ENGLISH DESCRITPION If you're tired of fighting an avalanche every time you open a closet or cabinet door... if you never answer the phone because you cant find it... if there's a "Cleanie" inside you whos striving to break free, The New Messies Manual can help you make chronic messiness a thing of the past After thirty-seven printings and over 300,000 copies sold, The Messies Manual is a proven best-seller. Now completely revised and updated, The New Messies Manual provides more foolproof strategies for overcoming messiness as our lives become busier and busier. Seven new chapters have been added. A reformed Messie herself, Sandra Felton founded Messies Anonymous to help people improve their organizational skills. Combined sales of her Messies books now number over half a million. In this practical and perceptive book, Felton helps readers who swim in clutter every day learn the secrets of good housekeeping.

Nothing beats the satisfaction of coming to the end of the day and feeling it was a successful one. Well-managed time makes that possible. It reduces stress, helps you accomplish more in less time, and most importantly, gives you greater freedom to enjoy doing what you love. This book shows you- how to focus your time on your priorities- secrets to overcoming procrastination- tips for managing distractions, interruptions, and time wasters- and more

Why did Sandra Felton change her career so late in her life after writing over a dozen popular books on organizing? Because deep down she is The Little Girl. Join the journey with her inside your spirit as you follow the adventures of The Little Girl.**Sandra Felton, aka The Organizer Lady(c), and now aka The Little Girl(c), is the founder of Messies Anonymous and a gifted author selling over one million books worldwide. She has featured in numerous print and magazine articles, has produced a daily radio feature syndicated to 300 stations, and is a leading expert on organizing. The Little Girl's Tales: Love, Hope and Growth, her first book of modern fairy tales, offers insight, motivation, and inspiration.** Fairy tale heroes overcome challenges. Adults enter maturity having grappled with many childhood stresses but still called to face "slings and arrows of outrageous fortune." While some lessons have been learned and coping techniques acquired, adult life has harsh surprises for which one is not fully prepared. See how The Little Girl faces her doubts and fears and yet lives happily ever after. Walk together with her into this magic land.

While most of us aren't hoarders we can all benefit from assessing and reducing the clutter in our homes--and then organizing what's left. Many things stop us from succeeding: the sheer scope of the project, the tendency to lose momentum if the job takes too long, and the fact that we're always acquiring new clutter. But what if it really took only a week to de-clutter the whole house, and then you even had the weekend to relax and enjoy your new clutter-free space? Could it really be that simple? Organizing and time management experts Sandra Felton and Marsha Sims show how with the right game plan and a healthy dose of adrenaline, anyone can de-clutter their home in just five days. With this systematic, team-based approach, even the most overwhelming de-cluttering job becomes doable. The authors' enthusiasm and energy keep readers pushing forward to the goal, and their time-tested tips and habits help readers maintain their hard-won gains. The authors even show how to deal with common obstacles to achieving and keeping a clutter-free house, like filing, storage needs, health issues, space restrictions, the car, and even family sabotage!

Somehow, no matter how hard some people try to change their messy habits, they just can't seem to keep their homes in any kind of order. Magazines and books and television shows offer all kinds of advice and tactics for keeping a house organized and neat and livable. But what some people need is not more advice but a change in their mindsets. Organizing for Life helps readers understand why they seem to be inherently messy people, exposing the lies they tell themselves and introducing the truth about how they really can have a clean, inviting home. Felton helps readers focus on overcoming the roadblocks that keep them in a permanently messy state in order to change their habits for good.