Organization Joy

Are you overwhelmed by all the stuff in your life—physical, emotional, and everything in between? You’re not alone. In a world that keeps telling us more is better, many of us have found ourselves buried under piles of things we don’t need, relationships that drain us, and commitments that don’t serve us. But here’s the truth: less sh*t means more joy. This book is your guide to finding freedom through simplicity, letting go of what weighs you down, and living a life that feels lighter, more intentional, and undeniably yours. What You’ll Get Out of This Book: Embrace a New ...

Longing for a place of peace from which you can love others well? The Clutter-Free Home is your room-by-room guide to decluttering, reclaiming, and celebrating every space of your home. Let author Kathi Lipp (who once lived a life buried in clutter) walk you through each room of your house to create organizational zones that are not only functional and practical, but create places of peace that reflect your personality.

“I can’t wait to get to work!” When was the last time you felt that way? Have you ever? Mark McClain has and still does. He and his leadership teams have focused on creating companies that make the quality of their employees’ work experiences of equal importance to the quality of the solutions those employees create.

An accessible guide showing all people how to create and sustain diversity and inclusivity in the workplace - no matter your identity, industry, or level of experience.

Maverick marketing whiz Mike Veeck offers you his simple, no-fail formula for business success!

Drawing on his own experience and the success stories of clients and others who have benefited from his philosophy, Veeck shows how fun, creativity, and passion can bring out the best in an organization and an individual.

The "Fun Is Good" philosophy applies to everyone, whether you're the CEO or lower on the totem pole.

This is the 2nd collection of real-life experiences and stories from Lean and Six Sigma practitioners who have spent time at the "gemba" volunteering their skills to help nonprofits and public agencies. They have generously offered to write a chapter about lessons learned and tools they have applied. A great book to share with potential volunteers, or nonprofits wanting to learn more about Lean or Six Sigma applied to their organizations.

Persons struggle to keep organized on a daily basis. It could be in the home or at the office. Keeping track of everything can, at times be overwhelming. Minimalism: Secrets to Declutter and Organization outlines what minimalism is and how it is extremely beneficial as it pertains to keeping organized and keeping the buildup of clutter at bay. The author outlines how every space should be sorted in a sequential fashion, which is great as the reader can use it as a guide for where to start the process. It all culminates with a chapter that outlines how to keep it all organized.