The Enlighten Directory Project

The disorder is cool

In my personal universe, chaos and the salary for a battle that is often hotly disputed between the notes scribbled clippings and other pieces of information scattered around my workspace. So I can sympathies with Karen Jackson, Texas, school teacher done quickly grabbed the first in a competition to find America disordered table.

The contest was sponsored by Little, Brown and Company as part of its promotion of a new book, A Perfect Mess: The Hidden Benefits of Disorder – How Crammed Closets, Cluttered Offices, and On-the-Fly planning the world a better place, by Eric Abrahamson and David Freedman. The authors argue that cleanliness has a wide variety of negative consequences and can actually make workers less efficient.

I'm not proud of the congestion that builds up next to my pens and pencils. I know it would be more efficient to maintain a larger volume of data stored electronically. However, I often unexpected ideas and write in the nearest waste immediately above or spam, and I want to have physical contact with my notes whenever I have around sort them.

I am in awe of people who have adopted the use of mobile phones Black Berry, and wireless networks. However, cyberculture environment is a high speed. He is proud of the speed and efficiency. I grew up in a household that emphasized in "haste makes waste "and" slowly but surely. "Instant Answers to important questions are not encouraged. More frequent were the parents sentence: "Think about it."

"Think" is, of course, a euphemism for "I did not give an answer regret it later. "In other words, you are stagnant, which is not necessarily a bad thing.

The stall is one the great traditions of all bureaucratic organizations.

After working as a mid-level employee, I did, and do not regret not.

My habits on paper can Look disorder and outdated, but all fans of the paperless office has to take into account a fact: if the sun ejects Never a plasma ball and blowing on this planet in 1859, the lines of our electricity networks, microwave towers and fiber optics could be transformed into fried spaghetti.

Fortunately, no mass electrons can disrupt the paper trails in my office. Give me just a place to sit, a stack of Post-it, and an office large enough, and I am organizing the Earth.

About the Author

Satish is an IT professional and a freelance author. Driven by the strong interest in Metaphysics,Satish is consistently exploring into different fields of Metaphysics. He is also a Feng Shui and I Ching Practitioner. Being an IT engineer for a living, he is also committed to create online tools and resources to enhance people’s learning and application of these ancient arts.

www.findingfengshui.com

Feng Shui $3.48 Feng Shui : A Layman’s Guide to Chinese Geomancy by Evelyn Lip Published in 1987 by Stone Bridge Press

Garden Feng Shui $5.48 This is a practical guide to the application of feng shui in the garden, examining the principles of feng shui, functional and decorative garden buildings, water features and ornaments, and plants to fit in with the feng shui of your garden.

Feng Shui In The Garden $3.98 Feng Shui In The Garden by Richard Webster Published in 1999 by Llewellyn Publications

Feng Shui For Success & Happiness $9.98 Feng Shui For Success & Happiness by Webster Published in 1951 by Llewellyn Publications

Simple Feng Shui $3.98 Simple Feng Shui by Damian Sharp Published in 1999 by Conari Press

Feng Shui for the Home $3.48 Feng Shui for the Home by Sasha Fenton Published in 2002 by Caxton Editions

Feng Shui for Business $3.98 Feng Shui for Business by Evelyn Lip Published in 1989 by Stone Bridge Press

Practical Feng Shui for the Home $3.98 Practical Feng Shui for the Home by Albert Low Published in 1998 by Weatherhill

Feng Shui at Home $3.98 Feng Shui at Home by Carol Soucek King Published in 1999 by PBC International

The Essence of Feng Shui $4.48 The Essence of Feng Shui by Jami Lin Published in 1998 by Hay House

Feng Shui Your Life $19.48 Feng Shui Your Life by Jayme Barrett Published in 2003 by Sterling

Feng-Shui $20.48      The first complete, in-depth course in the traditional Chinese art of harmonious design for interiors, buildings, and sites—including instructions for making your own geomantic compass for feng-shui readings. Deeply rooted in Taoist and shamanic origins, feng-shui is not simply a list of directives for building auspicious structures or arranging interiors for good luck. It is the art of reading the patterns of the universe and living in harmony with the environment. With 200 photos and diagrams.

Feng Shui, Problema / solucion / Feng Shui, Problem / Solution $13.48 Feng Shui, Problema / solucion / Feng Shui, Problem / Solution : Solution by Ernesto Spezzafune Published in 2003 by Deva’s

The Feng Shui Diaries $15.48 The Feng Shui Diaries are an account of the activities of Richard Ashworth, one of the Feng Shui world’s very few feng shui men: touching, informative, and very funny. They cover the human stories of why people call him in and what changes as a result. The Feng Shui Diaries shows how feng shui works for ordinary people in ordinary situations. There is nothing intimidating or inexplicable about it.

Living Feng Shui $6.48 Living Feng Shui features 20 case studies that demonstrate feng shui’s ability to transform living and working spaces. With the help of popular feng shui consultant Carole Hyder, the reader learns how to analyze a space, identify life issues, and address desired changes.

Feng Shui and Health $8.98 Feng Shui and Health : The Anatomy of a Home: Using Feng Shui to Disarm Illness, Accelerate Recovery, and Create Optimal Health by Nancy Santopietro Edition 1 Published in 2002 by Three Rivers Press

Feng Shui Demystified $19.98 Whereas many publications on Feng Shui leave the reader uncertain and even confused, this book gives clarity and understanding. It is a must for all those seriously interested in this subject. The book explains what Feng Shui really is and how it works.

Lillian Too’s Feng Shui Kit $29.48 Lillian Too’s Feng Shui Kit : All You Need to Get Started With Feng Shui (Feng Shui Fundamentals) by Lillian Too Bk&Acces Published in 1997 by Element Books