A Perfect Mess: The Hidden Benefits Of Disorder
Author: Eric Abrahamson
“An engaging polemic against the neat-police who hold so much sway over our lives.” -The Wall Street JournalEnthusiastically embraced by readers everywhere, this groundbreaking book is an antidote to the accepted wisdom that tight schedules, neatness, and consistency are the keys to success. With an astounding array of anecdotes and case studies of the useful role mess can….Read More
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