Basic Filofax binder:
$160 for the basic binder. Filofax inserts including wine tasting notes, football and basketball point spread sheets, restaurant notes, a travel itinerary, and calendar are an additional $2.50 each at William Earnest Brown.
Wake-up service: $38.75 (assuming it takes them five minutes a morning to get you out of bed) for one month at Consider It Done.
Quit smoking plan: Free at Fresh Start, a program of four one-hour group sessions held at area libraries, recreation centers, and other public facilities by the American Cancer Society.
Complete makeover: $145 for eight-step European facial, one hour makeup application lesson, haircut, and style at Georgette Klinger.
Career consulting: $750 for three sessions on job assessment, resume assistance, and career profile testing at Behavioral Science Center.
Closet overhaul: $30 an hour for two people to organize, clean, and sort out closets; $150 to $10,000 for them to custom design and install a closet to meet your needs at Closet Concepts.
Weight loss plan: $40-$45 a week for behavior modification classes, nutritional counseling, and the necessary vitamin food supplements at the Diet Center Inc.
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