I'm envious of the person who is always organized, who knows where every little last thing is and has a handle on exactly what's on his or her plate in the coming week. I love having a clean, organized home but it never seems to stay that way. As a result, I get overwhelmed and stressed, and the domino effect ensues as I lose focus on what I want to accomplish on any given day, week or month. So when Claire over at Organize Your Life asked me to review her
e-Organizer and ebook, I got all tingly inside.
The Organize Your Life ebook was written by Claire McFee and coauthors Deb Wilson and Julie McRitchie. After realizing that she was not a naturally organized person, Claire realized that she needed to be proactive and put out the extra effort to maintain an organized life which in turn gave her a sense of peace in her life.
Claire sent me the download instructions and I was able to easily place my order and download all of the files. There are five files in total: The ebook, self organizer, money organizer, family organizer and home organizer.
The
Organice Your Life ebook is a common sense guide to getting yourself organized. As you read it, you realize that this is all common sense information you probably already knew but might not have thought of. It's a fairly quick and easy read. There are about 80 pages, and the book also includes a Table of Contents for easy referencing.
The e-Organizers are interactive pdf documents. Each is equipped with various sections taylored to the particular subject matter - self, money, family or home. In each organizer, there is an address book, birthday reminders, calendar and to-do lists that you can fill in and check off each task as it's completed.
One of my favorites is the babysitter/caregiver section in the family e-organizer. You can add any special instructions or information by typing into the form and then you can print the page for your sitter with clearly typed information - no handwriting to decipher! The family e-organizer also has a section for birthday party planning, which will come in handy as I prepare for my daughter's first birthday.
The self organizer has a few great sections I'd also like to highlight. There's an ovulation chart which is helpful if you're TTC. It's great if you don't want to broadcast your cycles on the regular calendar on the wall that's displayed for all to see! There are also sections for goals and dreams as well as doctor's visits and weight records.
There are so many helpful sections to these organizers. They are very cleverly written and you can tell that a lot of thought, research and time went into creating the materials. If you think you could benefit from some help in getting yourself and your family organized, head on over to the
Organize Your Life website. There is a youtube video right on the homepage to help give you a good understanding of their product.
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