Say what you want, think what you want, and do what you will. But at the end of the day, a person’s life is largely a byproduct stemming from their personal organizational habits.
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Being decently organized is really a non-negotiable
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Just do it sounds easy
Simple doesn’t mean easy. Just do it! Simple.
Easy? Not for a minute.
Go!
(simple, but not easy – yet what if you never stopped saying go, then what?)
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The misunderstood paradox of simplification
People think that simplification will make their lives easy. It doesn’t. And this leads to terminal apathy, excuses, and ultimately, quitting.
What everyone ought to consider then is this – simplification makes your life easier (not easy). Easier. Get it? Easier.
Seriously, imagine life without simplifying it.
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The one organizational secret tactic that most people miss
I’ve discovered – because that’s what I do (think differently) – the one key secret tactic for being decently organized. Ready?
Simplification.
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PS. I can hear the crowds shouting, “Well, please tell us how you simplify”….
Where do you place organizational skills on your prioroities list?
I put being organized in my top five life items. I’ll never win any awards for organization, but I’ll never be accused of being sloppy or disorganized. Tomorrow, I’ll share a key, “secret”, tactic on how to think differently about being organized.
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