Organizing for the Creative Person: Right-Brain Styles for Conquering Clutter, Mastering Time, and Reaching Your Goals
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Overview
"At last, an organizing system for us creative right-brain types!"-Kenneth Blanchard, co-author of The One Minute Manager
Creative people - whether artists, homemakers, or executives - often have problems with organization. Organizing for the Creative Person is the first audiobook on organization and time management to draw on the startling discoveries made in recent years about right-brain and left-brain dominance.
If you're the kind of person for whom conventional checklists and filing systems don't feel natural, you're probably right-brain dominant. Organizing for the Creative Person offers dozen of practical,
down-to-earth techniques to help you find the organizing style that works for you. You'll learn ways to:
* Reduce clutter
* Use your time more effectively
* Overcome procrastination
And since opposites attract, there is a special section on how to deal with left-brained spouses or co-workers (or how they can deal with you).
Creative people can be just as organized as anyone else, but only if they arrange their desks, time, and lives in a style consistent with their unique way of perceiving the world. This is the first book to address the organizational needs of this substantial segment of the population. 20 line drawings.
Synopsis
"At last, an organizing system for us creative right-brain types!"
-Kenneth Blanchard, co-author of The One Minute Manager
Creative people - whether artists, homemakers, or executives - often have problems with organization. Organizing for the Creative Person is the first audiobook on organization and time management to draw on the startling discoveries made in recent years about right-brain and left-brain dominance.
If you're the kind of person for whom conventional checklists and filing systems don't feel natural, you're probably right-brain dominant. Organizing for the Creative Person offers dozen of practical,
down-to-earth techniques to help you find the organizing style that works for you. You'll learn ways to:
* Reduce clutter
* Use your time more effectively
* Overcome procrastination
And since opposites attract, there is a special section on how to deal with left-brained spouses or co-workers (or how they can deal with you).