Organize With Confidence!

Section One 7 Steps To Stop Feeing Overwhelmed

Offers a step-by-step system for eliminating your clutter, as well as forms to help you plan your attack and track your progress...including:

• 4 steps to help you get ready

• 6 ways to identify the areas to organize

• 1 copy of the "room form" for identifying organizing trouble areas

• 3 methods for prioritizing your project

• "priority and assign form" for deciding what to work on first

• 2 steps for committing to a date

• "month calendar" for planning out your deadlines and milestones

• 5 ways to get ready to take action

• "take action form" for planning your action steps for each goal

• 5 techniques for making the dirty work easier

• 3 "organizing signs" to help keep you on track and motivated

• 6 "sorting signs" to help you divide your stuff into meaningful action categories

• 3 guidelines for completing a task and moving to the next one

Section Two Office and Paper Forms

Offers some additional valuable forms that will help you organize your home or work office...including:

• pre-printed labels for your "Vital File" system

• visual picture of how your "Vital File" system should be set up

• "decision form" for determining what to do with each document you touch

• "delegation steps form" for use when you hand a responsibility to someone else

• "meeting sheet" to keep your meetings useful and on time

• "procrastination sheet" to get you unstuck on things you are procrastinating on

• "mind map template" to use when working on projects

• "priority and assign form" for deciding what to work on first

• "reminder form" for tracking your own to-do's and delegated items

• "paper toss questions" for deciding if you should keep a document or not

• "safe deposit box guidelines" for what documents should be protected

Section Three Home Paper Forms

Offers some additional valuable forms that will help you organize your kitchen and family information...including:

• "paper retention guidelines" for knowing how long to keep a document

• home reference filing guideline examples

PART ONE FAMILY NOTEBOOK

• instructions for setting up "our family notebook"

• pre-printed "family notebook" tab labels

• "emergency contacts" form

• "telephone log" form

• "address list" form

• organizing checklist for the new year

• "daily checklist" form for to-do's, phone calls, errands, meal planning, etc.

• "housecleaning checklist" form

• "quiet times calendar" for setting aside personal time every day

• goal forms for finances, career, personal, health/spiritual, fun,
contribution, and relationships

• "family character building chart" for tracking chore completion

• to do around the house" form for tracking assigned household tasks

• "credit card checklist" for keeping track of accounts

• "bank checklist" for keeping track of accounts

• "internet password checklist"

• "travel checklist" for packing

• travel checklist for keeping kids occupied on trips

PART TWO HOUSEHOLD COMMAND CENTER

• instructions for setting up a "household command center"

• pre-printed "household command center" category labels

• visual picture of how your "household command center" should be set up

Section Four Closet Forms

Offers some additional valuable forms that will help you organize your closet...including:

• "shopping tips" with tips for eliminating clutter from your closet before it starts

• "shopping tips" with specific wardrobe and fashion tips

• "master shopping list" for tracking needs and budget vs. what you
bought and spent

Section Five Favorite Recipe Book Forms

• instructions for setting up "my favorite recipes" book

• pre-printed "my favorite recipes" category labels

• "grocery list and weekly meal planner" form

• "freezer inventory" form

• "kitchen checklist" of supplies you should have on hand