Review
"A delightful, easy-to-read book with the best advice ever: organization is about being lazy, ... making our lives easier." --
Janet Luhrs, author of The Simple Living Guide"A wonderful contribution to the growing literature on the art and pleasure of simple living." --
Vicki Robin, author of Your Money or Your Life"This book is a meditation on serenity. More than a how-to book, it's a how-to-be book." --
Jeri Hayes, editorClaire Josefine advocates a simpler and lighter life. Her book,
The Spiritual Art of Being Organized, is filled with imagination and joy, and engages disorganization not as a moral issue, but as a spiritual one. --Judith Kohlberg, founder of NSGCD
Claire Josefine brings fresh ideas to the topic in a very enjoyable read. --
Beth Skala's newsletter, Lian GongClaire Josefine's "spiritual art" of being organized is well-presented in this fascinating book... truly the answer to a heartfelt prayer. --
The Boox-Review.comPlenty [has been] written about organization and simplifying your life ... I like and recommend
The Spiritual Art of Being Organized. --
The Lark Letter: A Woman's Guide to Optimal Health & BalanceThis little gem will give you a kick start to a more abundant lifestyle and adopting an attitude of gratitude! --
Eagleye.com[This book] does for personal organization what Lynne Truss'
Eats, Shoots and Leaves has done for punctuation and grammar. --
The Arcata Eye
Product Description
Organizing as a spiritual art?
Yes. After all, being organized is a spiritual process. Chaos is conquered as much by awareness, gratitude, grounding, and breath as by a well-labeled filing system. Simplicity and order are valid -- even crucial -- choices. And they are found within.
Organizing can also be creative and fun. Peppered with poetry, snippets of song lyrics, inspirational quotes, and wisdom from the ages, The Spiritual Art of Being Organized is a unique and enjoyable book on organizing. While most organizing authors tell you how to organize your kitchen or your files, Claire teaches you the 12 Basic Principles -- practical and spiritual -- that embody every organizing tip you've ever heard. By learning the "why" instead of just the "how," you can easily organize anything, anytime, anywhere.
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