Spring Cleaning: A Thing of the Past?

Organizational Strategist shows how to put your house in order once and for all!

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HOUSTON, TX -- February 13, 2003 -- Since the dawn of time, spring has been deemed the Season of Cleaning" throughout America. Its traditionally a time when moms force themselves to open long forgotten closets and peek under beds in an effort to -- once again -- get organized. In todays hectic world, however, who has the time? This is one reason Organizational Strategist Debbie Williams created the Put Your House In Order" course. With the simple steps outlined in her book, Williams shows busy parents how to clean it once and for all using sound biblical principles.

As readers follow along through the five chapters of this course, they are offered strategic and creative ideas for organizing, cleaning, and implementing what Williams refers to as Clutter Control." They are also presented with HOMEwork assignments that allow them to put into practice what theyve read. Readers are given specific steps to take so they can tackle various organizing tasks, and are also offered ideas on how to maintain the new level of status quo.

The end result? A house that is in order, and the simple means to maintain it. As Williams stated, The strategies in Put Your House In Order" help even the housework impaired" get a grip on their organizing and cleaning, eliminating the need for spring cleaning entirely. If you clean as you go, it doesn't build up."

Put Your House In Order" is available in paperback for $9.95, in e-book version for $8.95, or on two compact disks for $14.95. For additional information or to purchase these products visit http://www.organizedtimes.com/products.htm or contact Debbie Williams directly at 281-286-9512.

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