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ORGANIZING

Time to get Organized!!

The Benefits of getting organized are remarkable, yet the whole process can be very overwhelming. It’s hard to know where to start and very difficult to stay focused from beginning to end

The Remarkable Benefits to Organization!

Home - Enjoy your home, gain energy from your space, reduce clutter, save money and create access to things you use and love, prepare your home for re-sale or moving.

OFFICE - Reduce work stress, improve productivity, eliminate lost information, cut through work backlogs, expand opportunities, and free your time and energy to reach your professional goals.

Time Management- Improve your sense of clarity, control and freedom, restore your work-life balance, increase productivity, decrease losses due to missed deadlines, speed response time to information requests. Become more focused and efficient.

- IS THIS YOUR DAUGHTERS ROOM?
- WOULD YOU LIKE IT TO LOOK LIKE THIS?
- JUST DONT KNOW WHERE TO START?
- WE DO!
- WAKE UP TO A CLEAN SPACE
- AND A BRIGHTER DAY!

The Clutter Within: What's Your Clutter Personality?

By Cynthia Ewer/ Organized Home

It's silent. It's sneaky. It creeps about in corners: clutter!

When the state of the house aggravates you to your last nerve, it's tempting to launch an all-out battle in the war against clutter. First, though, know your enemy!

There are as many reasons for household clutter as there are clutterers. As Pogo says, "We have seen the enemy, and he is us!"

Take aim on your household's clutter problem by going to the root of the problem: your own thinking.

What's your clutter personality ... and which of these internal voices strikes a chord?

The Hoarder: "This might come in handy someday!"

Hoarding is rooted in insecurity, financial or otherwise. Deep down, Hoarders fear that they'll never have the resources they need if they let go of any possession, no matter how worn, useless or superfluous.

If cabinets and closets are crammed with egg cartons, cracked margarine containers, and old magazines, there's likely Hoarding behavior underlying the clutter.

Hoarders need to be remind themselves that resources will always be available. Where can a Hoarder look outside the home for a substitute Hoard?

Reassure yourself! Stuff will be with us always. Look around, you'll find that magazines are indexed at the library, kitchenware is marked down at yard sales, and every small appliance known to man can be found (cheap!) at the thrift store.

Think of these off-site treasure troves as attenuated household storage areas ... and dare to dump it!

The Deferrer: "I'll think about that tomorrow!"

Those of the deferral mindset are guilty of the great set-aside. Bills, notices, old newspapers, items that need cleaning or repair, and household projects are all set aside to be dealt with another day.

The Deferrer will leave dinner dishes in the sink, wet laundry in the washer, and dropped fruit underneath the backyard apple tree.

Deferrers need to be reminded that tomorrow has no more time or energy than today--and that putting off decisions drags down each new day with yesterday's unfinished business.

Since this behavior is grounded in procrastination, apply the best remedy: action. For Deferrers, simply making a start creates the momentum needed to finish the job.

Remember, it's easier to keep a rolling stone in motion, than it is to pick it up and start it rolling the first time!

The Rebel: "I don't wanna and you can't make me!"

Somehow, it's all Mom's fault. Rebels were forced to pick up after themselves as children; as adults, they're still expressing the mute and stubborn determination of a four-year-old who refuses to pick up his toys.

Rebel clutter can be anything, but often centers on household activities. No, the Rebel won't put his or her clothes in the hamper, cereal bowl in the dishwasher, or car in the garage--even when the clothing gets wrinkled, the cereal bowl hardens into yellow goop, and the car gets damaged by roadside traffic.

Rebels need to remind themselves that the war is over. They don't live with Mom anymore--and their own family deserves an adult on the job, not a sulky child.

Tell that inner Rebel, "It's okay--I'm the parent now, and I want a house that's nice to live in. By switching places with the old authority figure, the Rebel can find a way out of "I don't wanna!"

The Perfectionist: "Next week, I'll organize everything--perfectly!"

Perfectionists are wonderful people, but they live in an all-or-nothing world. They do wonderful things--when they do them!

Perfectionism forms an inner barrier to cutting clutter because the Perfectionist can't abide doing a less-than-perfect job. Without the time to give 110% to the project, the Perfectionist Clutterer prefers to let matters--and the piles of stuff--slide.

For example, plastic food containers may be overflowing their cabinet, but the Perfectionist Clutterer won't scrabble them to rights until he or she can purchase the perfect shelf paper, lid holder organizer, and color-coded labels. As a result, the massed and crowded containers stay put, falling down onto the feet of anyone hapless enough to open the cupboard door.

Perfectionist Clutterers need to remind themselves of the 20-80 rule: 20% of every job takes care of 80% of the problem, while fixing the remaining 20% will gobble 80% of the job.

Honestly ask yourself? Which one best describes your personality? Once you can recognize it. Its time to address it. “ BUT” Always remember these things are not who you are. That’s why they can be changed. There habits that you have. And good or bad, they are what you want them to be.

1.So do you wanna get organized?

2.Do you wanna change some of your “not so great” habits?

3.Will you make the time to do that?

Why do people get organized?

* Organized people save time and money and reduce stress and frustration levels.

* People need simplicity; they are paralyzed by their environment and want to simplify their lives:

This includes learning to manage their time and their belongings.

How long will it take to get organized?

* Organization is a Process, not a state achieved in one day.

* Think of it as “ being organized “ or “ staying organized “ not “ getting organized “.

* An organizing system can be set up in a few days. After that, the challenge is to continuously maintain it and work on it one day at a time.

* The good news is, once you learn good systems, habits, and tools, change becomes easier, as does bouncing back from an unexpected detour or period of feeling overwhelmed.

What is the best way to get organized?

* There is no set way to get organized! Determine the areas in which you want to improve, such as filing, clutter control, time management, maximizing storage space, or juggling projects and priorities.

* A planner is a tool for scheduling appointments, tracking action items, and managing contact info.

* You may need to make you a To-Do List to help you keep up with your tasks.

There are many companies out there, all wanting to serve you. You can determine which is best for you by determining the type of service you need and finding one that specializes in that area.

What questions should I be asking?

* What services do you provide?

* What are your areas of specialization?

* What can I expect from you?

* How long is a typical work session?

*Who will I be working with?

* How do you charge for your services?

* Do you have a contract?

* Do you have references?

* Is the work of your company guaranteed?

* Can you describe your organizing process / approach?

Answers from US about US

* We want you to ask all the questions that come to mind. We will be honest with you through this process. We want you to be informed with whets going on, so that you can keep organized.

* We have a wide range of specialties including: closet designing/ organizing, estate organizing, event meeting and planning, filing systems, financial/book keeping, garages/attics/basements, home offices, kitchen design/organizing, moving/relocations, office organizing, records management, space designing/organizing, and time management/ goal setting.

* You can expect us to do our best at giving you the start you need to be and stay organized.

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