Tips For A More Organized Life

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  • Author Amy Twain
  • Published January 3, 2009
  • Word count 506

Organizing is a skill required in various areas of our life and it is the art of setting and placing things in an orderly manner. Its basic function is clear and may differ from its uses to work transactions to organizing and simplifying your home and eventually your life in general. When you are able to maximize your fullest organizational skills, it will bring 1.) less pressured and stressful surroundings 2.)a better state of mind 3.) more systematic and orderly way of doing things. Here are tips on organizing your home and work life. Organizing tactics in business. There are too many concerns needed to be able to operate a business.

And attending to these numerous factors will take effort, money and time. Hence, organization will greatly produce efficiency in your business. Tips in how to organize your business. 1.) Know what, when and where to organize because it involves a lot of planning. But before even starting to plan your project, first you have to be able to identify the given factors which need to be organized. Exercise more practice and do not do everything all at once. 2.) Set a timetable for organizing. The sooner you are done with your organizing, the sooner you will see the advantages that it can bring to your business.

Consequently, you can’t delay other business matters for a long time while you organize. You should not sacrifice the normal course of the business just so you can organize. Time management is the word here. 5.) Schedule some maintenance checks. The whole organizing process definitely needs a follow-up. It takes a continuing process that should be followed through by daily action of maintaining the organization level that you fully adopted in your business. Organizing tactics at home. 1.) Have your own set of rules . If you have other family members living with you, then they must have specific responsibilities of organizing your home—making it clean, neat and orderly.

They must know and understand their assigned tasks and duties. 2.) Know when and what to dispose. House clutter is not just about lacking in organization but also because of the unnecessary items stored. Part of organization’s importance is that it makes you prioritize and analyze. You need to decide on the items which need to be stored and stay with you and which ones to be discarded. 3.) One space or room at a time. Focus on organizing one small area before starting with another. This will guarantee the desired results of your project and will also operate a system of organization.

4.)Maintain the habit. Lastly, there should be a conscious effort to retain organization at home. Making some adjustments may be difficult at first, but gradually when we get used to it, it will be at our best interests for living in a clutter free home. Because after all, the home is the refuge of every person. It is the place to relax and find solitude after work. Therefore, a home free from clutter is a must to stimulate wellness and peace of mind.

The author of this article Amy Twain is a Self Improvement Coach who has been successfully coaching and guiding clients for many years. Amy recently decided to go public and share her knowledge and experience through her website http://www.innerzine.com. You can sign up for her free newsletter and join her coaching program.

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Chrissy
Chrissy · 15 years ago
My Life List is a great new website I checked it out thank you!

Bill Starr
Bill Starr · 15 years ago
These are great tips! You may want to check out www.mylifelist.org for a great new website that uses a proven methodology and the power of social networking to help people achieve their goals!! Would love it if you became a member and shared some of your Life List goals and stories!! CREATE. ACT. CELEBRATE.™ Bill Starr CEO, My Life List™ http://twitter.com/mylifelist

Chrissy
Chrissy · 15 years ago
These are good tips, but i thought i would share a great book I just finished called Your Spacious Self by an award winning author Stephanie Bennett Vogt. I think she is so amazing she'll be next to go on Oprah! It has worked for me because I get in what I call procrastinators mode, and don't want to do it! I'm sure we all do this... so I believe I am 'normal'. Of all the clutter clearing , personal organizing, and 'feng shui' books that I have read (and there have been a LOT), "Your Spacious Self" distills and combines the best of all these modalities into one yummy, user-friendly guide…It is the only book you'll need to bring your home and life back into balance!

Elizabeth
Elizabeth · 15 years ago
It's a new year and I'm trying for new space -- clutter free, naturally! To that end, I'm relying on other people's wisdom, such as these tips, plus, a really great book: Your Spacious Self by Stephanie Bennett Vogt. It kind of takes the theory that behind all the clutter, which leads to all kinds of stress, is an infinitely spacious place -- we don't usually get to experience it because we are caught up in all our material possessions and desires. So I'm clearing out and while I have a ways to go, I'm getting closer to experience what being clear feels like. It's great! This book is a gem. I'm not going back to packrat-dom.