Get Organized Day is a day to clean up and declutter your home and office.
Research shows that an organized living or work space helps saves time and gives a sense of clarity, while it’s also closely linked to productivity, happiness, and a sense of fulfillment.
The aim of the annual celebration is simple – to get rid of the mess. It can be difficult to muster up the motivation needed to tackle a major clean, but here are a few tips that could help you get started:
- Define what organization means for you – there’s no OSFA when it comes to organization.
- Create an organizing playlist – music can get you moving and be motivating.
- Bin your unnecessary items – if you haven’t used it in a year, maybe it’s time to say goodbye.
- Dedicate time to a work clean – delete duplicate files and create labeled folders for files.
- Do laundry once a week – you’ll always have clean clothes and a dedicated day to wash.
- Do it now – there’s no time like the present.
Organizing your space, whether it’s at home or in work, is more than just a one-day thing. It’s a habit that needs to be developed one day at a time, so set yourself daily routines to get going.
If you’re serious about getting organized, a planner could help in outlining your schedule or your appointments, and you’ll be less likely to forget something important.
“Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.” – Arthur Ashe
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