5 Easy Tips For Better Personal Organisation
Personal organisation is something we all struggle with from time to time
. Some of us tend to be a little more disorganised than others, constantly losing things such as car keys and important documents, or forgetting about meetings, and even worse, the all-important marriage anniversary. It seems that some people simply have a knack for organisation, others, well not so much.If you find yourself in the latter half of disorganised individuals, despair not we have put together this helpful article with some easy-to-implement tips that will make your life a little less cluttered, and a lot more streamlined. Read on to find out how you can make some simple changes for the better.
Designate
The first step to better personal organisation is developing the ability to designate. But dont think we mean designate work or organisational duties to someone else (although we all wish we could!), but designate certain places for certain things. If you establish a home for everything, all you need to do is remember to put it back in its place once youre done and order shall be maintained. Think tools in a toolbox, stationery in a stationery drawer, and bills in a single, neat pile.
Maintain
With everything having a single, designated place, all you need to do now is maintain this order. Put aside some time each day or week to put things back where they belong disorganisation stems from not taking the time to keep things organised. It is surprising how much more organised you can become if you spend 15 minutes a day attending to organisational issues.
Track
Track what you need to do, when you need to do it, and why you need to do it. The easiest way to achieve this is to keep a calendar. If you have a smartphone, this can be made even easier it can be synced with your work calendar and will allow you to set appointments, reminders and track your to do list from a single point of contact, anywhere you might be. Simply writing everything down/logging it in your calendar will help you to honour all of your commitments.
Manage
Proactively manage what you need to do. Furthering the above point, keeping a well-updated calendar will help you to achieve this. A major part of time management is the ability to prioritise all the activities in your calendar. Of course some of these are dictated by time and date, but for other non-time-sensitive tasks, this will also help you to know if and when you need to designate something to another person.
Be Decisive
Perhaps above all else, learn to be decisive. Disorganisation begins with the inability to decide on things. This can be as small as deciding where to put things (remember our first tip designate), all the way through to when to schedule an appointment. When these things come across your desk, decide on them then and there. Dont say Ill decide later later there will be more decisions to make and the cycle of disorganisation will start.
We hope these tips will help you to become more organised, so you can start enjoying the benefits of well-managed time and efficiency. If you need more tips or advice for personal organisation, we recommend the professional team at Complete Relocation Services. If they can help hoarders clear tonnes of disused things from their home and become better organised, then they can definitely help you too!
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