Is Getting Organized Challenging for You?
3/11/2016To organize means to put things in an orderly, neat and tidy manner.
Organization can apply to a home or office environment as well as a
personal lifestyle. As a Professional Organizer I organized people's
home or office. Later as a Senior Advisor & Consultant I organized
people's lives. There are similar benefits and consequences of being
organized vs unorganized in both spatial organizing and lifestyle
balance.
When a business or home is in an organized state, it runs
efficiently and increases productivity, which saves time and money.
This is also true when a person's life is in balance and in control. On
the contrary, to be in a state of disorder, at home or in life, creates
chaos, confusion and unnecessary expenses.
Having an organized
atmosphere allows you to accomplish more projects, find items quicker
and reduces stress in your life. It is important to diminish clutter,
regain control of your environment and keep it that way. It is just as
important to regain control of your health, time and life. An individual
practicing self-management skills is healthier, happier and more
productive.
There are many reasons people are disorganized or procrastinate getting organized in the home and their lives. One reason is they never learned the skills, tools or received support. Another example is unexpected events occur. Some people may be organized and be on a good schedule, but a major change in events throw them off course such as moving, downsizing, job change, illness or death. For a period of time, many things are just "let go." It does not take long for clutter to accumulate in the home and life to be out of control.
Perhaps you feel there are not enough hours in the day to tackle more projects or overwhelmed at the disarray in the home/office environment as well as your life. If this sounds familiar do not despair, there are professionals to help overcome the obstacles.
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