7 Things Organized People Do (That You Probably Don't)
A program based on Thomas Frank's video, designed to help you become a more organized person by adopting seven key habits.
Program Modules
Don't Rely on Your Brain
Organized people don't rely solely on their memory. They use systems they trust to store information.
Systems Setup
WeeklySet up trusted systems for information storage.
Label Things Diligently
Especially items not used frequently. This ensures easy identification later.
Labeling Session
WeeklyDedicated session to label items.
Build a Mindfulness Loop
Constantly check in on the dependencies in your life to anticipate future needs.
Dependency Check-in
DailyA routine to consciously check dependencies.
Two is One, One is None
Always have a backup for essential items to avoid interruptions.
Backup Strategy
WeeklyEstablish a backup strategy for key items.
Set Things Up Usefully
Organize based on your own experience and experimentation, not just dogma.
Personalized Organization
WeeklyA routine to review and personalize organization methods.
Respect Mise en Place
Everything in its place. Set up your work environment properly before starting and put things back when done.
Daily Mise en Place
DailyDaily routine for setting up and cleaning workspace.
Be Deliberate About What You Own
Choose to keep only things that bring value, joy, or utility.
Decluttering Session
WeeklyScheduled routine for assessing and decluttering belongings.
What You'll Accomplish
- Understand the importance of externalizing information to trusted systems.
- Learn how to label items effectively for easy retrieval.
- Develop a mindfulness loop to anticipate and address life's dependencies.
- Practice the 'two is one, one is none' principle for essential items.
- Adopt personalized organizational methods based on experience.
- Implement mise en place to streamline workflows.
- Be intentional about possessions and declutter regularly.
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