disorganized person myself. In fact, everyone who “knew me when” is
amazed at the irony of how I make my living today.g, hopeless chore.act: No matter what you’re organizing, no matter how daunting the task or
how huge the backlog, getting organized boils down to the same very
simple, predictable process.- Misconception: It’s impossible to stay organized.
Fact: Organizing is sustainable, if your system is built around the way you
think and designed to grow and adapt with you as your life and work change.- Misconception: Organizing is a non-productive use of time.
Fact: Life today moves more rapidly than it did fifty years ago and will
continue accelerating in the years ahead, presenting us with more
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- Misconception: Getting organized is an overwhelmin
Fopportunities and ever-greater demands on our time and ability to make
choices.ith Julie MorgensternDo you feel overwhelmed by clutter and chaos in your life? Do you need better
e or office a mess? If the answer to any of these
, is
- Defining your goals and how your space can best help you achieve them.
- Identifying what obstacles are holding you back.
- Dividing the space into “zones” of activity.
- Organizing the space so that all the supplies for each activity are stored in
the appropriate zone.
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questions is yes, than Julie Morgenstern’s book, Organizing from the Inside Out
for you, and I recommend it as the best place to get started.
In her book, Julie provides a wide range of strategies for organizing. Some of
them include:
Julie Morgenstern has included many real-life client ca
along the way, and her book will definitely help you or
life. If you need help in the time management are
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