Lose the Excuses Coaching Releases New Organization eBook and Program Got 15 Minutes? You Can Have Sex, Eat Lunch or ... Get Organized
Lose the Excuses Coaching is releasing its first ebook, Get It Together Girl!. It is a realistic home organization program designed for real women - women who are often short on time and cash. The GITG program breaks down organization into a series of 15 minute tasks completed on weekdays.
Charlotte, NC, August 27, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Getting rid of excess clutter could eliminate almost 40% of housework in the average home. Yet, who has the time to really eliminate clutter? Just about everybody. Lose the Excuses Coaching is releasing the eBook, Get It Together Girl, to help people get rid of the clutter and organize the rest in a way that is affordable and fast.
Get It Together Girl: A 28-Day Guide to Practical Not Perfect Home Organization is a new and innovative program that gets rid of clutter and gets participants organized 15 minutes at a time. Creator and life coach Karyn Beach says, “Ask most people and they will tell you that they are already short on money and time. This program is about meeting people exactly where they are and using the resources they already have. It’s affordable – just over a dollar a day. And it’s workable – all that is required is one 15 minute block of time, five days a week.”
The Get It Together Girl program assigns a variety of tasks designed to eliminate clutter and increase organization. Assignments are completed in 15 minute increments, Monday through Friday. Over the weekend, longer weekend accelerator projects are available, but those are optional. Finally, every week Karyn provides a series of Keep It Together tips that take seconds to complete and help participants stay organized after all of the clutter has been purged.
“The key is what I call The Focused Fifteen,” Karyn says. “This is 15 minutes when you are dedicated to the task at hand. It’s a multi-tasking free quarter hour!” Participants have been astonished at how much they’ve been able to accomplish in 15 focused minutes.
The Get It Together Girl approach is simple. There are no laborious assignments. There is no breaking of the bank on organizational tools and accessories. And the tips for Keeping It Together are so easy that the whole family can get involved. Some KITs include:
* Getting undressed in the closet or in front of the hamper so that it’s easy to put your clothes away immediately.
* Taking two minutes to run through your refrigerators and dump anything expired, spoiled or scary before heading to the grocery store.
* Sort your dirty silverware in the silverware caddy in your dishwasher and save time when it comes to unloading the dishwasher.
* Plus a sure-fire method to keep paperwork and mail under control.
Get It Together Girl is the organizational solution for real women with real lives. It’s practical, sometimes, it’s even fun; and, most importantly, it’s always doable.
Coach Karyn is a lively and humorous interviewee and loves discussing organization and getting things together (it must be the Virgo in her).
For more information on Karyn and Get It Together Girl, visit her website at www.getittogethergirl.org
Call (704) 719-3739 to schedule an interview.
To view the media kit: http://www.losetheexcuses.com/gitg/gitg_media_kit.swf
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1 Morgenstern, Julie. Organizing from the Inside Out. New York: Henry Holt, 1998. Morgenstern, Julie. Organizing from the Inside Out. New York: Henry Holt, 1998.
Get It Together Girl: A 28-Day Guide to Practical Not Perfect Home Organization is a new and innovative program that gets rid of clutter and gets participants organized 15 minutes at a time. Creator and life coach Karyn Beach says, “Ask most people and they will tell you that they are already short on money and time. This program is about meeting people exactly where they are and using the resources they already have. It’s affordable – just over a dollar a day. And it’s workable – all that is required is one 15 minute block of time, five days a week.”
The Get It Together Girl program assigns a variety of tasks designed to eliminate clutter and increase organization. Assignments are completed in 15 minute increments, Monday through Friday. Over the weekend, longer weekend accelerator projects are available, but those are optional. Finally, every week Karyn provides a series of Keep It Together tips that take seconds to complete and help participants stay organized after all of the clutter has been purged.
“The key is what I call The Focused Fifteen,” Karyn says. “This is 15 minutes when you are dedicated to the task at hand. It’s a multi-tasking free quarter hour!” Participants have been astonished at how much they’ve been able to accomplish in 15 focused minutes.
The Get It Together Girl approach is simple. There are no laborious assignments. There is no breaking of the bank on organizational tools and accessories. And the tips for Keeping It Together are so easy that the whole family can get involved. Some KITs include:
* Getting undressed in the closet or in front of the hamper so that it’s easy to put your clothes away immediately.
* Taking two minutes to run through your refrigerators and dump anything expired, spoiled or scary before heading to the grocery store.
* Sort your dirty silverware in the silverware caddy in your dishwasher and save time when it comes to unloading the dishwasher.
* Plus a sure-fire method to keep paperwork and mail under control.
Get It Together Girl is the organizational solution for real women with real lives. It’s practical, sometimes, it’s even fun; and, most importantly, it’s always doable.
Coach Karyn is a lively and humorous interviewee and loves discussing organization and getting things together (it must be the Virgo in her).
For more information on Karyn and Get It Together Girl, visit her website at www.getittogethergirl.org
Call (704) 719-3739 to schedule an interview.
To view the media kit: http://www.losetheexcuses.com/gitg/gitg_media_kit.swf
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1 Morgenstern, Julie. Organizing from the Inside Out. New York: Henry Holt, 1998. Morgenstern, Julie. Organizing from the Inside Out. New York: Henry Holt, 1998.
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www.losetheexcuses.com
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