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Pretty Neat is a handbook that embraces the chaotic reality that lies beneath org porn’s glossy veneer, offering pithy anecdotes and candid advice from experts and real women alike on tackling organizational inertia. Funny, irreverent, entertaining, and helpful, the book covers all facets of clutter-control, from tried-and-true tips for conquering to-do lists and wrangling family schedules to ideas on excavating inboxes, eliminating excuses, and delegating housework. Most importantly, Pretty Neat insists that women need to stop holding themselves to impossibly high standards, and focus instead on defining their own, realistic organizational goals. Full of engaging examples from everyday women, Pretty Neat offers readers unorthodox, surprisingly simple methods to reduce their org porn–fueled stress, insisting that perfection is impossible — and unnecessary — in this messy, unpredictable world called real life.

what others are saying:
“I am really impressed with this book and the amount of thought and energy put into it! I highly recommend it to people looking for a bit of help setting themselves up to complete a job in a accurate and efficient way. No doubt taking the advice of these two women will put you on the right path to taking control of your extremely valuable time!”
—David Grosso.

“It is no secret that I have a habit of holding on to things for one reason or another. I am not the most organized person that you will ever meet.Not that I am a slob~as I know how to pack things and hide like you would not believe! But over the last 3 months I have started to really make up my mind to get this house in order.Last week I even started going thru my Mom’s things and gave 5 bags to the Epilepsy Society when they had a local pickup! I have decided that my Mom will live on in my heart and I don’t need “things” to remind me of her.I will still keep things that were special to me but will continue to go thru not only her things but mine as well.Come Spring I am even planning to have a Garage Sale to buy paint to make the whole house brighter!”
—Deb Klein.


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