Organizing well is a privilege
It is a privilege to sort out your priorities.
Having priorities is common.
However, prioritizing your priorities is not common.
But you know that what is common sense is rarely common.
You strive to be a common person.
What a privilege to be organized.
To not is to dismiss your privilege.
Why?
If it ain’t obvious, imagine living your lifetime in a fashion opposite of being organized.
Which is more difficult, living with discipline or living with regret?
What an authentic personal privilege to organize your personal culture (your lifetime habits) outcomes. You get to discern what is common sense; what any rational person would say is a ‘no-brainer’ outcome.
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