O is for Organized

Was there ANY doubt that when the letter O came up that it would stand for anything else but Organized. Being organized is such a great thing! Really! There are so many benefits to being organized.

A clutter-free happy home or business environment.
Work smarter, not harder.
Be less stressed and more efficient.
Control in your life.
Accomplish more in less time.
Function.
More Balance in your life.
More personal time in your life.
Sense of pride.

Being organized means that you are making a positive commitment to yourself and your well being. It says that you want the best life possible. I believe that EVERYBODY can do it! (and there are professionals like myself that can help you get there.) There is no "one sizes fits all" to getting or being organized. Its as unique as the individual. Think about what an organized home or office or life would mean for you.

N is for Neat

I had to mention the notion of being neat but with a twist. There IS a difference between being NEAT and being ORGANIZED! Think about it! They are not the same. You can be neat yet unorganized. You can be neatly Organized. You can neatly hide things and declutter shelves and closets and it wont be organized. "Where Did I put those scissors?" They could be neatly tucked away in any number of places. An organized person would have the scissors in a certain place where they always know where they are.

Being neat and tidy is always great! On some days its takes all of our strength to be neat let alone organized.  Being neat can lessen stress and promote happiness. Neat has a place within organization. Its helps the process and aids the big picture. You can start with being neat and move into being organized. You take those scissors you have neatly in a random drawer and now ASSIGN them a place to ALWAYS be stored. A place that YOU will remember and is easily accessible. I have mine in what I call a supply drawer next to my home office desk. The top drawer.

I'm Not A Details Person!

Not everyone is a details person, or so many people think. Maybe you are in certain areas of your life and don't realize that you just haven't applied it in other areas. Or you are an ideas person, a creative person and you really aren't good with planning the details to execute something. 

So look at the big picture, and find a “details” person. Or find a person who can help you unlock the details person inside you. A Certified Life Coach (like myself, go to thesuperorganizer.com for details.) Between the two of you, you’ll see the overall journey, and the little steps to take to get there.

The Bigger Picture

THE BIG PICTURE

Organizing. Think about getting organized. Tie your organizing into your larger life goals.Visualize how getting organized will help shape your outcomes. How does the Big Picture look to you now?