In a roundabout way, I came to this Wikipedia summary of David Allen’s Getting Things Done. It is a book about organizational strategies meant to bring order to your everyday life, and apparently has been quite well-received.
The thing is, with the exception of his “Tickler File” — a filing system containing 43 folders and designed to jump-start your memory — all of the things he describes are things I just do intuitively already. So either his whole method is simple and obvious, or I should have written a book about being organized.
