Organizational math.
As a math teacher, I knew that if there were any holes in my student’s learning, they would struggle with future math concepts. Math skills build upon each other… just like organizing skills.
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There is a reason that most organizational programs start with decluttering (subtraction): you must reduce your pile before you can move on to step 2… organizing.
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Organization adds minutes to your days (addition) and speeds up your pace as you get through the tedium of everyday household tasks.
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But, increased productivity is the holy grail we all seek. Once you know how to multiply time, there is no turning back.
The skill of being a productive person starts with decluttering spaces, calendars, commitments, and sometimes people. Adding the weekly cadence of organizing your time, your priorities, and your actionable to-dos leaves you with a manageable action plan.
I used to think productivity = being busy. Now I know that everyone is busy. Ironically, the people who look least busy are usually the most productive.
Podcast episode 463: Learning the Skill of Organizing: Step 3 Increase Productivity
Next year at this time, do you want to be more productive? More purposeful? More peaceful?
The organizational level you are at today is a reflection of the cumulative minutes you invested in the full organizational cycle this year. Decluttering + organization = increased productivity.
It would be my honor to walk with you through your organizational journey.
Productivity is a fickle friend. It will not spontaneously happen. Productivity must be planned.
It's time to make a plan!
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