books by Regina Leeds

books by Regina Leeds

books:

Regina Leeds

One Year to an Organized Work Life: From Your Desk to Your Deadlines, the Week-by-Week Guide to Eliminating ...
Regina Leeds

Da Capo Lifelong Books, 2008

For many of us, the workplace is our second home...and it?s just as messy. But who would you be if you felt totally in control of your schedule, your workload, and your career? One Year to an Organized Work Life is a unique week-by-week, month-by-month system to streamline your workspace, take the anxiety out of your job, and have more time for ...

One Year to an Organized Life: From Your Closets to Your Finances, the Week-by-Week Guide to Getting ...

Regina Leeds

Da Capo Press, 2007

Just what i needed!
This is a great book when you need a bit of help with the mess you are in... It breaks up the disorder into orderly projects, which are fun to do and easy to follow. And it gives you the very positive feeling about the house and the chores you have to do to make it ...

The Zen of Organizing

Regina Leeds

Alpha, 2002

Very Pleased
I have been so excited about Regina Leeds books. The first one I read was "The Zen of Organizing". After reading her first book, I had to find her other books. She is sensational. BTW, I believe her newest book, "One YEar to an Organized Life," is the best of all ...

Sharing A Place Without Losing Your Space: A Couple's Guide to Blending Homes, Lives, and Clutter: A Couple's ...

Regina Leeds

Alpha, 2003

Does your home need a psychiatrist?
At first you think it will be just one more book of organizing tips. It's much more than that. The author focuses on techniques not just for clearing out clutter, but on resolving personal differences in a couple's relationship that lead to the disorganization in the ...

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Decluttering (Complete Idiot's Guide to)

Regina Leeds

Alpha, 2007

Just a book-length advertisment for the Container Store
This book is the least helpful work on de-cluttering of several I have read and used. It contains 2 or 3 short pages on actually getting rid of stuff; the rest of the book is a long drawn-out pitch for purchasing lots of (mostly pretty expensive) organizing ...