The first month of the New Year is a great time to re-focus on your goals and start taking the steps to reach them. A good filing system such as Freedom Filer is a great place to start. But fulfilling those New Year’s resolutions and achieving their goals requires more than just good thoughts. In some cases, we may need to change our old behaviours. They stopped us from getting what we wanted in the previous year.
The theory behind organizing is that we have to rewire our brains by following better habits. It takes time, but the idea is to consciously use “good habits” until they take root. That way, even when you are stressed or tired, your new good habits will kick in automatically.
This applies whether you’re dealing with improving the energy in your residence, keeping your surroundings in order, or organizing your workplace. Good habits could mean always putting new contacts in your address book immediately. It could mean making and using a new regular schedule for organizing and clearing your office files. Or just taking 10 minutes a day when you get home to put things in order.
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What are some habits that you’re changing in the New Year to be more organized and productive? Do you have a secret that has helped you change your bad habits and become a more organized person?
If you’ve got a success story, or know of a colleague who has successfully changed their old disorganized situation, email us at info@outofchaos.ca. Your answer could be featured on this blog or in our popular newsletter.
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