It's Hard to Make a Difference When You Can't Find Your Keys: The Seven-Step Path to Becoming Truly Organized = Dakara katazukanai. Nanoni jikan ga nai : darashinai jibun o kaeru nanatsu no suteppu [Japanese Edition]

by Marilyn Paul, Marilyn Paul

◆誰も知らない「あなただけ」の片づけ方が見つかる本 　片づけができないのは、テクニックの問題ではありません。自分でも気づいていない「考え方」や、しみついた「クセ」、「信念」などが絡み合って、だらしない自分の行動すべてを作っているからです。 　本書は、「あなたはなぜ、片付けできないのか」という理由を探り出し、具体的な行動に落とし込む方法を教えます。絶対にリバウンドしない、自分だけにカスタマイズされた整理術が身につきます。 　ダラダラ残業、遅刻、物忘れ、乱雑な机、決断できない…。経営コンサルタントの著者は、自分のだらしなさにホトホト嫌気が差し、本気で変わる方法を編み出しました。「なぜ、片づかないのか？」「どうすれば自分を変えられるのか？」「どんな順番で取りかかるべきか？」までわかる、読むだけで終わらない実践的ノウハウが満載。 ◆「だらしなさ」を掘り起こすドリル付き 　３１こある「やってみよう！」というパートで、自分だけの理由を見つける方法を紹介しています。これを実践するだけで、だらしない自分を変えるきっかけが発見できます。 ◆リバウンドしない整理術のキモはこれ！ 　自分だけの

254 pages, Tankobon Hardcover

First published May 21, 2015

About the author

Marilyn Paul, Ph.D. is an organization and management consultant skilled in facilitation, organizational diagnosis, systems thinking, and leadership development. The purpose of her consulting is to help people improve their abilities to work together to accomplish meaningful results. Among her strengths is the ability to facilitate a new perspective and original solutions to persistent problems. She has a special ability in combining a focus on results with attention to individual growth and team development. She is dedicated to improving the well-being and effectiveness of people working in a wide range of organizations.

Over the past twenty-five years, Dr. Paul has worked with people on many different organizational levels from executive teams to the shop floor in manufacturing settings. She works with corporate clients, non-profit organizations, and in government and health care. She works with clients to understand their current realities, develop a clearer shared vision, implement strategy, improve their skills in communication, peer coaching and time management. Her clients have included The Kennedy School of Government, The New York Times, Jobs For the Future and the University of Vermont Snelling Institute for Leadership, Pfizer, the World Bank and Harvard Hillel. She has been a consultant with Innovation Associates, Arthur D. Little, and DIA-logos an organizational learning consulting firm.

from http://www.marilynpaul.com/bio.html