Isn’t it time we accepted the reality of personal organization?
If not now, when?
If not ever, why?
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Isn’t it time we accepted the reality of personal organization?
Tag: Organized
Patience, focus, and discipline deliver this
Our goal with personal organization is to get to a place where we go from feeling like it’s constant, overwhelming work, to feeling like it’s constant, guiltless joy.
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Being organized also applies to important conversations
Being organized also applies to important leadership conversations with teen children.
We must set aside time to think strategically on timing, content, and next steps.
A message so powerful and paradoxical that says:
“Punishment is never the goal when you exercise poor judgement. The goal is to maximize the opportunity to learn from what happened so it never happens again.”
Being decently organized and focused makes this one of life’s greatest investments.
No being decently organized means less effective investing.
You know this.
We also know that teens don’t exercise poor judgement, they exercise under-developed judgement. It’s our job to train and develop them.
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A different type of being organized
(photo: Municipal Park trash can.)
What stopped the designer and approval committee from using this instead?:
Trash only please.
One word.
Powerful.
It’s a different type of “being organized”.
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We think it’s an event but it’s not
(photo: Three drum sets in a Pennsylvania relative’s basement.)
How much stuff do we need?
Many New Year’s resolutions revolve around getting more organized.
Being organized is a daily habit.
We struggle as long as we keep thinking it’s an event.
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