Wait A Minute! You PRACTICE Sports, Music, Dance, Speaking and Writing But, You DON'T PRACTICE Organizing? (What To Do WHen You Are Disorganized. #WhatToDoWhen)

[Vincent Wright]

We lose Millions of Dollars, Billions of Dollars because we can't find and use stuff when we need them.

Clearly, THE KEY at the root of our losing so much is that either we or someone in charge of information hasn't helped things be "findable".

Far too many of us are lost when it comes to organizing ourselves.

Far, far, FAR too many of those who are unorganized merely give into to this malady as if it weren't permanent, unassailable, unconquerable.

Yet, can you imagine how much poorer the world would be if no musician, no artist, no sportsman, no speaker, no artist EVER PRACTICED?

Think of any performer you admire. They PRACTICED!

So, if the most talented people we can imagine turn to practice to help them become better than they naturally were, why not apply the concept of PRACTICE to getting ORGANIZED.

Organized the easy, the simple things, first.

Then, as your confidence grows, you'll be able to organize greater, more challenging, more complex matter in your life.

But, the immediate benefit of practicing your organizational skills on small things is one of the most relaxing and embracing things you can do for yourself, today...

Thanks, and Keep STRONG!!
Vincent Wright
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[Vincent Wright]

Thanks kindly, Kris! (Hope to talk soon, ok?) Keep STRONG, Kris! +Vincent

[Kris Plantrich]

Great post Vincent - I've seen the shows on TV with professional organizers that teach homeowners how to keep their home and "stuff" organized. Whether used for professional or personal "stuff", it may be for some, a skill that needs to be learned and practiced to do it well.

Starting with small projects gives a quicker reward. Great article!!

Kris Plantrich