Organizing Solutions for People with ADHD, 2nd Edition-Revised and Updated
Tips and Tools to Help You Take Charge of Your Life and Get Organized

Before I met my husband, it never occurred to me that doors can double as towel racks, checkbooks can also be used as coasters, and that Tupperware lids make acceptable plates. I am a Type A neat freak who tends to hoard books, and my husband is an easily distracted I'll-clean-when-company-comes typ......more

Susan Pinsky's other book pretty much changed my organizing life and I still follow many of her principles, so I was excited to read this book, even though I don't have ADD/ADHD. In some ways, it's a shame that this book is directed toward that subset of the population, because really, it's useful f......more

I read this book with the idea of finally discovering why I do things the way I do (I have ADD), and finding ways to change the way I operate, so I have more control of my life. Well, this book helps, but not that much. This author gives some good advice, such as using hooks, and not storing things......more

This book was a lot less helpful than I thought it was going to be. I guess just because it came SO highly recommended, but 1) I don't actually have add, just a bunch of similar symptoms, and 2) I live in a studio apartment, something which it's unclear if the author has ever heard of. There were a f......more

Summary: Your system must be simple and efficient, with no more stuff than you actually use. Rely on ingenuity, not gadgets. Having fewer things and fewer activities is key to being able to manage your schedule - but there is some advice on keeping a calender. This book is very helpful for the right......more