Shortly before Christmas I was offered the opportunity to check out an organizational book and video by Peter Walsh. With New Years approaching I thought it was a great opportunity so I accepted.
It’s All Too Much DVD
Your personal, at-home organizational coaching session with Peter Walsh! With more than an hour of Peter’s tips, techniques and guidance this compelling DVD – based on his NY Times best-selling book – will provide the encouragement and direction to the fuller, richer life that you imagine for you and your family. Peter Walsh is an international clutter expert and organizational consultant best known for his series on the Oprah Winfrey Network called “Enough Already! with Peter Walsh” and though his tough love approach on the hit TLC series “Clean Sweep”. Peter also made regular appearances on “The Oprah Winfrey Show.” Part therapist, part contractor, Peter brings his clutter-busting tips and organizational know-how into your home with this DVD version of his international best-seller “It’s All Too Much: An Easy Plan for Living a Richer Life with Less Stuff.”
It’s All Too Much: So Get It Together – An Easy Guide for Living a Richer Life with Less Stuff
Today’s teens have a lot going on — from what after-school activities to choose, to what college to go to, to what job to get, the list of things to do and think about is huge. And the amount of junk — mental and literal — that accumulates is even bigger.
So what to do with it all? New York Times bestselling author and organizational guru Peter Walsh will give you the steps you need to keep what is necessary, purge what is not, and organize and prioritize everything in between.
I can be pretty organized when I need to be. My teenage son – not so much. He’s busy and often has a hard time organizing and prioritizing. It’s All Too Much, So Get It Together is a book targeted at the teen market, although just about anyone interested in organizing their life could benefit from reading it. The book does a great job of figuring out what you want and what you need and if the stuff you have is a part of either. I especially like that it isn’t written in a preachy way, it’s written in more of a conversational tone. Plus, it includes activities and quizzes, so it’s interactive. The It’s All Too Much DVD is a bit like having Peter in your home, which in my opinion makes it even more motivational and personal.
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