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Organizing Your Day: Time Management Techniques That Will Work for You

Sandra Felton spent more than two decades helping people tidy their homes, rooms, desks and paperwork. In this book she teams up with professional organizer Marsha Sims to turn those same principles toward the schedule itself. Together they offer a method for building a dependable system to manage each day and its routines. Drawing on real-life anecdotes, they cover setting goals, managing projects, keeping to-do lists, planning the day, forming lasting habits and breaking the habit of running late. The advice is meant to suit free spirits as well as meticulous planners, and to work whether you spend your hours in an office, at home, running a business or enjoying retirement.

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