Introduction

The key is to get yourself in the right mindset so that you can get those ducks all lined up in an organized row! This will help with efficiency around the house and in your business as well.

Get in the Zone: Visiting (or re-visiting) your area of focus.

Get in the Zone: Visiting (or re-visiting) your area of focus.

This is where you will be gathering all the things that will be going on the list. It doesn’t matter if they are related to your project or not. You may have some old magazines sitting around and think it’s ridiculous, but by putting them in here, you can decide which ones to keep and which ones need to go away forever!

Focus on a new room, or space/zone you want to improve.

• Focus on one room at a time.
• Focus on one area of the room.
• Focus on one project at a time.
• Focus on one goal at a time.
• Focus on one task at a time (e.g., cleaning up toys in your child’s bedroom).
• Focus on one person at a time (e.g., your spouse, your child, etc.).

Start with a clear desk or table so that you don’t have to deal with clutter first.

With a clear surface to start with, you can focus on the task at hand. You will not be distracted by piles of paper or items that need to be sorted through. If you have a desk or table that is cluttered, consider starting with a blank sheet of paper and writing down what needs to be organized on it before tackling your space.

If this method feels like too much work for you, there are other steps that can help:

• Gather all items into one area so they are easier to see and access. This may include moving them from one room to another if necessary; for example, if mail has accumulated in the hallway but needs sorting into the kitchen cabinet where bills are kept (or vice versa).

Clear off and clean the surfaces of the room that you’ll use to organize and store things.

When you’re organizing and storing things, it’s important to have a clean, clutter-free room. The first step in getting your ducks in a row is to clear off any surfaces that will be used for storing items. There are several ways you can do this:

• Remove all clutter from the room. This includes small items such as paper clips and pens as well as larger items like books and tables.
• Clean the surfaces of the room using a vacuum cleaner or damp cloths. Vacuum cleaners remove dust from carpets, floors and furniture surfaces; damp cloths remove dust from tabletop surfaces (such as desks or tables) and glass surfaces (such as mirrors). In addition to cleaning up dust, you should also clean up spills on tabletops using damp cloths because spills can stain wood or other materials over time if left untreated long enough!

Know what your organizing materials are – bins, shelves, storage boxes etc.

One of the most important things to do when getting organized is to know what your organizing materials are. I am a big fan of bins and shelves, but if you don’t like them or have limited storage space then use storage boxes. For example, I like to organize my craft supplies by type (e.g., fabric paints in one bin, paper crafts in another etc.). My sewing room has long bins on the back of each shelf that hold my pattern books and inspiration magazines by category (e.g., bags/boxes at one end, clothing patterns at another etc.). If you have limited closet space hang up some hooks so that when you buy something new you can put it there until it has its own home within your home organization system!

Get in the zone of organizing by coming up with a game plan and follow it through!

Before you start to organize, it is important to know what you are trying to achieve. You should have a plan and follow through with it, do not get distracted or give up.

Ask for help if you need it!

The key is to get yourself in the right mindset so that you can get those ducks all lined up in an organized row! This will help with efficiency around the house and in your business as well.

The key is to get yourself in the right mindset so that you can get those ducks all lined up in an organized row! This will help with efficiency around the house and in your business as well.

Organization is a process, not a one-time thing. It’s important to stay organized at all times because if you don’t, it makes things difficult when you want to find something or need something out of storage. Keeping everything clean and tidy helps with this too; making sure there are no crumbs on the counter makes it easier for your husband or wife (or both!) to cook dinner without having flour or sugar everywhere just because someone brushed past it while making cookies last night…and didn’t feel like cleaning up after themselves afterwards!

Keeping everything neat and tidy will also make it easier for guests who come over unexpectedly—they won’t be afraid of walking into your house because there are toys everywhere from when your kids were playing outside earlier that day before school started again.”

Conclusion

The key is to get yourself in the right mindset so that you can get those ducks all lined up in an organized row! This will help with efficiency around the house and in your business as well.

Now go out there and be a QUACKPOT!