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Combining spiritual encouragement and practical application, "I Used to Be So Organized" presents a balanced approach to finding order and peace for today’s overwhelmed woman.

"I Used to Be So Organized" addresses the frustrations many women feel when they can’t get a handle on their lives. They know, deep in their hearts, they should be able to manage things. After all, they used to be organized . . . Ten or twenty years ago. But now, life seems to hand them one distraction and challenge after another, and “helpful technology” that just seem to add to the problem. Just when they think they have “caught up,” something else changes, and there’s more to be done.

In this book, Glynnis Whitwer addresses the issue of organization based in this new reality of information overload, overwhelming choices, increased expectations and technology advances that won’t slow down. This book contains twenty-three chapters, each short enough for a busy woman to read during a lunch break.

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