- Define what organization means to you
Instead of buying every housekeeping magazine with the headline “ How to Get Organized”, create your
own definition of what being organized means to you. Whether that means getting control of your
calendar of activities, finances, or closet—making the idea personal is what will make the process
effective. - Start with your Motivation
After you understand the personal meaning, get to the root of your motivation for making the change. If
forgetting your best friends birthday or missing the Louboutin sample sale sent you over the edge—start
by tackling your personal calendar. Once you fix your biggest problem, you can begin to chip away at
other things that contribute to your disorganization. - Make Lists your BFF
One great habit to have is making lists. Increase your productivity by prioritizing tasks and commitments
in list form. Nothing feels better than crossing out the things you accomplish! - Simplify
Creating lists will also help you visually see unnecessary activities you have in your life. What good does
your weekly massage do if the only time you can squeeze it in is on your lunch break? Start with a clean
slate– make a list of activities that truly make you happy and build from there. Once you get in the
groove, you will be able to juggle more of the things you love without ending up exhausted. - Set Goals for the Future
Rome wasn’t built in a day—and neither is a fully organized life. Something always comes up and
threatens to dismantle your hard work and healthy habits. Setting goals for the future and developing a
system on how to deal with chaos as it arises will help keep you on track!
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