Organizing for Success...Published Works

Junk mail is sweeping America! Tired of opening and sorting through junk mail every day? Frustrated with those annoying phone calls at dinner time? Cut to the chase by reading this compact easy-to-read booklet called No More Junk Mail. It has become a must read for people who want to reduce the amount of junk mail they receive everyday.

Stopping office junk mail is the hardest to stop, but Evelyn shows you how easy it is to stop the avalanche of paper being sent to us everyday—even fax junk mail. You will be shown the “smart approach” in saving time and money, tips, techniques, specific addresses to write, websites, and toll-free numbers to call to get off those "nasty" junk mailing and telemarketing lists across the U.S.

•	Why Am I Getting So Much Junk Mail? Explains how you get on junk mailing lists in the first place.
•	Personal Junk Mail. Learn where the junk mail is coming from: Advertising mailers, credit card junk mail, catalog mailings, donations, mail orders, contests, local business flyers, local business services, the Post Office, warranty and product registration, other options, one action that won’t help, with tips and tricks.
•	Fax Junk Mail. Discover how easy it is to get off and stay off the “broadcaster’s lists.”
•	Business-to-Business Junk Mail. Streamline the process of reducing unwanted mail.
•	Comprehensive List of Companies to Contact to Remove Your Name. Easy-to-follow directions, websites, and toll-free numbers.
•	Websites and Samples of Forms to Stop Junk Mail. Simply print and fill out these simple forms to stop the junk mail, and bookmark the direct links to print these forms only “when you need them.”
•	National “Do Not Call Registry.” Find the answers to: How does the Registry work? Are calls from political organizations, charities or telephone surveyors have the same requirements as telemarketers? What about an established business relationship? Can I register my business phone number?
•	Keeping Your Information Private. Discover how to “lessen” the chance of getting on lists through telephone and reverse directories, price scanners, how the Consumer Protection association of America (CPPA) actively pursues complaints on your behalf, the Medical Information Bureau (MIB), and “do’s and don’ts” to keep your information about “you” private.
•	Find Out How Long You Can Stay Off These Lists Once You Register. Some “opt-outs” are not forever. See which lists you can ”permanently remove” your name from.

After reading this booklet, it took me no time at all to call the toll-free numbers and print out the free postcards on the Internet to stop the junk mail. It was such a relief knowing when I come home from work, that I didn’t have to sift through all the junk mail. Thanks so much for freeing up my time so I can spend more time with my family.

J. Cortes
Educator, Los Angeles School District

My favorite thing about “No More Junk Mail” is that all of the information is in a small, concise booklet. Even though I was already familiar with a lot of the information in the booklet; I hadn’t documented it anywhere. Evelyn incorporated information I hadn’t even thought to pass on to my clients. It’s thorough, easy to read, and again, so concise. It’s a great value for $10! For anyone who’s trying to keep track of all of these pointers for eliminating junk mail, save your time – buy this!

B. Theleman, Professional Organizer

Organizing from the Right Side of the Brain: A Creative Approach to Getting Organized
by Lee Silber

Evelyn has contributed some left-brained organizing tips in this book that work with right-brain individuals. The same traits that make right-brain, creative people so wonderful can cause chaos and clutter, too. Being visually oriented means everything stays out in piles. With a mind that tends to drift in different directions, can mean a trail of unfinished projects left strewn all about. Finally, you can be the wonderful creative right-brained person you are and still able to find what you need when you need. This book will show you how.