Life Lessons: From People Who Shouldn't Be Giving Them

by Nealey Stapleton, John Owen Patrick (Editor)

We started writing these stories at the respective ages of 27 and 28 years old. By no means do we feel that we should be giving advice on how to live your life since we really haven't been around that long. You might expect life lessons to come from a wise grandmother or someone who has lived for many generations. They are great sources by the way, so we do encourage you to talk to them as well. Nonetheless, our experiences range from great joy to great loss and we want to share our life lessons with the world. Thus, this book was born. We hope you enjoy our personal anecdotes and find our advice useful.

Genres: Nonfiction

56 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 10, 2011

About the author

Nealey Stapleton is a professional organizer, an author, a DIY blogger, an adoring wife, a Pug lover, a hula hooping guru, a cheese addict, and a happy napper.

She helps people conquer their clutter by teaching them how to kick procrastination to the curb and implement custom storage solutions that work with their habits.

Nealey runs The-Organizing-Boutique.com, a content-rich organizing blog, where you can find tons of do-it-yourself tips and has published how-to organizing books such as The Procrastinator's Guide To Getting Organized and 50 Simple Ways To Declutter Those Pesky Paper Piles.

She joined the National Association Of Professional Organizers (NAPO) along with the local Washington, DC chapter in 2007 when she established her business, On Track Organizing. Nealey was on the board of directors for NAPO Washington, DC for 4 years as their Director of Communications and Technology. From there, she served on the NAPO Chapter Relations Committee, the Nominations Committee and the Website Committee. Nealey was awarded the 2011 Professional Organizer Of The Year by NAPO Washington, DC and continues to take an active role in the advancement of the professional organizing industry.

Reviews

[Kitty · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very short... could be finished in one sitting. Nothing earth-shattering, not much I can take away from it... but it was easy to read, and kept my attention.