Organized people are task breakers, not procrastinators Part of what keeps some of us from accomplishing as much as more organized people is procrastination. Procrastination frequently happens when a task seems too complicated, time consuming and overwhelming. The organized person has learned to break big tasks down into manageable parts that they can accomplish with ease. Organized people set priorities The most organized people spend time determining what is priority for each day, for their careers, and for their personal lives. Keeping their priorities in order helps them stay focused on their goals and on the tasks that will help them reach those goals.
Time spent with priorities in mind is usually time well spent.
By practicing skills used by organized people, it's quite possible for people like me, and maybe you too, to accomplish more of what we truly want to do. All rights reserved.