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4 comments about Procrastinator's Planner for 2004: The Weekly Survival Guide to Accomplishing This Year's Tasks... When You Get Around To It.

1. This charming calendar is not JUST for procrastinators! There's lots of useful information for each week: for instance, June has Father's Day tips, July has packing (for a vacation) tips, August has back to school tips. Good advice throughout and "the ultimate reprieve" on each page -- one is "Call Mom." The side bars on each week are not to be missed. These are great gifts --house presents, stocking stuffers and, of course, one for your own desk.



2. I admit it...I'm a procrastinator, and I need help! Thankfully I found this planner. I've looked at other guides and books, and while they had some good content, ultimately they left me feeling flat. But this one is both fun and informative. It is written in a humorus tone yet packed with a lot of facts and figures that I think will be very useful as I plan out the coming year. The book is easy on the eyes, with a retro animated style that I find very appealing. I recommend this to anyone like me who needs a playful nudge to get them off the couch and on to getting things done.



3. I bought this almost two months ago and just got around to looking at it. It's terrific and I've already started entering items. It's humorous... and definitely useful with good motivating ideas. Wish I'd had this book for 2003... Don Borzak



4. This weekly calendar is the perfect solution to the quest for original holiday gifts under $20. It's a very funny but still amazingly functional calendar for those of us who can never quite catch up with life's chores. I bought one, gave it to a friend who admired it, and now I need another for me and several for friends and relatives. It fits easily in a purse or briefcase, but has a very sturdy, colorful cover that won't get lost. Don't procrastinate. Get one before you forget.

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1 comments about Uncommon Sense.

1. uncommon sense
   
   It is an uncommon sense
   but everyone has it; for some
   it sleeps beneath
   the surface of consciousness
   dormant and waiting
   to awaken; others aware
   have yet to develop it.
   For some it has become routine,
   but everyone has it.
   
   It makes education irrelevant
   and information unnecessary;
   it allows one to see
   the end of the matter
   immediately without
   need of understanding
   the how or the why.
   It leaves one knowing only
   that this is the way it is.
   
   It is an uncommon sense
   that allows one's heart
   to identify the primary cause
   of any effect measured
   by the eyes.
   
   It is an uncommon sense
   and with it come glimpses
   of the other world-where
   locality is relative to awareness.
   Uncommon sense permits sight
   of things intended to be hidden:
   motivations and stories
   well or horribly written;
   indeed, all things concealed
   are revealed to one with this
   uncommon sense.
   
   Children have it
   perfectly developed,
   before we force them to forget
   this gift of discernment;
   before we teach them
   to pretend its presence
   is imaginary and only things
   we can see with our eyes
   are real.
   
   It is an uncommon sense
   typical to animals, whose
   senses are multiplied
   by factors of purpose; sometimes,
   I feel they are more attuned
   than us.
   
   It is an uncommon sense,
   an awareness rising
   in each and every mind,
   collectively forming
   a new breed of travelers
   on the frontier of Spirit,
   and as the critical mass
   draws nearer and nearer
   to outnumbering those
   unaware, the world
   in one day will just
   up and decide to change
   itself.
   
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1 comments about Busy Woman's Organizer.

1. I've read your book and found it very helpful, especially the part dealing with housekeepers.

4 comments about Balance Your Choices - Balance Your Life: The Big Picture Guide for Growth & Total Harmony.

1. This book is mostly a collection of other sources of information you will eventually need - but even as such, leaves you without a clear referral. I found the content lacking interest and substance. The author throws in a mixture of annoying fonts for some reason and the book is peppered with meaningless diagrams and clip-art. I found it a disappointing purchase - unlike many other books on the subject available @Amazon.com.



2. This book is now a favorite that I'll refer to again and again throughout my life. It is beautifully designed. I especially liked the many illustrations. Unlike other books that are just words, this one gives visual illustrations of many concepts that help you understand and remember them. At first I didn't see the scope of this total overview of life, but it really gives you a crystal clear big picture of life. In addition to helping me understand life, it gives easy step by step methods for adding balance. I love the fact that the author is flexible and encourages you to use the methods that work for you. If you like self help books, this may be the best one you'll ever read.



3. This book truly has something on every area of life. It is a large book, but really it's like several books in one, covering a wide range of topics. It tells you the "key insights" to each area of life, plus step by step, easy methods for maintaining balance. I can't imagine that anyone would not find something of use in this book. It has become my favorite source of reference. I found it to be inspiring and down to earth as well. I doubt there is a better book on balanced living.



4. Rarely have I read such a book in which I felt the author was at peace with himself and wasn't trying to sell me anything, but genuinely cares about the truth. This book is extremely insightful. I found it refreshing and inspiring. I'm sure I'll read parts of it again and again.

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