Why is the home office one of the most difficult rooms in the home to organize?

Do you find that in most circumstances the "home office" doubles as another room in the home?

What is the process you use to determine how you go about organizing a home office?

Of those five areas you just mentioned, which ones cause people the most grief?

I understand you wrote a best-selling book called Eliminate Chaos:  The 10-Step Process to Organize Your Home & Life.  Does this book explain how to use your 10-step to organize a home office?

Of the 10-steps you mentioned, which one would you say is the most difficult?

Why do you say that it is critical that people make the time to maintain the systems they have created in the home office?

I have heard that we should only touch a piece of paper once.  What is your philosophy on this? 

Is it true that a "tidy" workspace is also an "organized" workspace?

Are there any products that are a 'must-have' in the home office? 

I hate to put you on the spot, but I have to ask...if your office organized?

I understand that you are working on a follow-up book to Eliminate Chaos.  Is it on Office Organization?

Do you know when the book will be available?