Self Improvement Made Easy

It doesn’t matter how large it is, the home organization solutions job that you will be performing, is workable. This is not a task that can be fixed in a single day, however. Resolve that getting organized is a long lasting task. Think baby projects. Then get a piece of paper and start the rules that are below.

1 – Know The End Result of Your Home Organization Goal

Create your home organization goals and from there, prioritize these goals.

List all the rooms that you need to organize then decide which ones are most important for you to get organized. One reason to choose one area instead of another could be because it is a room that is most used, it is an area noticed immediately by guest to your home, or it is a room that you feel would contribute the biggest difference to your own comfort. Now, with the number one being the most important, write down on your paper the numbers next to the rooms, in order of importance.

Then, on a separate piece of paper, take down your first room. Write down every one of the sections of the room that are cluttered and need to be focused on. These sections should be relatively simple. For example, good projects for your chosen area could be: underneath the bed, on a work surface, a top drawer, and so on. While you are completing, you can cross off these individual accomplishments.

Again, none of the goals are required to be done in a single day or even a week. Keep the focus on one section at a time. Keeping things simple is the best way to get organized.

2 – Clear the Mess

Clear everything out of the first section on your room list.

If your first project area is the floor under the bed, then this job simply asks you to remove everything out of that spot. That is all.

3 – Section Now Needs to be Sorted

Separate the articles out of the section that you are organizing.

Make different piles for ‘trash’, ‘put some place different’, and ‘stays here’. Note that:

* If an item hasn’t been used by you in six months, it goes in the garbage pile
* If you use the item frequently, you need to keep it closest to where you use it.
* If you don’t use the item a lot or just use it seasonally, then it can be transferred elsewhere that is not as easy to retrieve, like on a top shelf or bottom drawer.

4 – Take Stuff Away

Just for now, remove the articles that goes somewhere else.

If you have items in the ‘garbage’ pile, take it to the garbage. If you have items in the ‘goes somewhere else’ pile, get it away from your section (this includes items that only need to go in a drawer below). What is left are items that only go in the section that is being worked on.

5 – Making Your Storage Solution

Get ready a system for organizing the section that is being organized.

The section you are organizing needs to have a working system in place that works for you. Get home organizers that will help you stay organized. If it is a drawer, dividers with labels may be the system that works best. If it is a shelf, dividers and labels might work, and so on. (Note the dividers and labels theme). The goal is to ensure that you feel best using the solution and that it becomes harder to put the items in the wrong section.

6 – Put Everything Back

From here you need to put your stuff that go in that spot, back into the section, using the organization solution you put in place.

You can now check this section off your list and either continue with another section or wait until the next day to do the next section……..just don’t procrastinate.

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