Josip Sesar

Organizing books are a lot like dieting books. It is estimated about half of Americans are on some form of diet on any given day. We need organizing books just as we need dieting books because we are a bloated, overweight society, in terms of information clutter and physical body mass. Oddly enough, a related benefit to deciuttering is weight-loss. Presented properly, this could be a great motivator. Maybe your new motto could read, “Cut the fat—corporate and personal.”
Anyone who’s been on a diet will agree that unless we change our fundamental relationship with food, we won’t lose weight. Unless we change our fundamental relationship with our stuff, we won’t get organized. Not everyone needs to be model-slim or over-organized. It could be that you are a square peg trying to fit into a round hole and a change of position is in order.