There are three things that can be so organized: time, space, and work.
The organization of time prevents the over utilization of energy to achieve one's objectives; just enough time--and no more--within which the right action can be efficiently performed.
The organization of space produces the right tools in the right place in the right quantity to support the right action with an economy of effort.
The organization of work identifies the natural way to take action, the relationships between functions, and the coordination between the two.
When employed with skill, organization always produces a sense of great ease.
When employed unwisely, organization always produces resistance.
Lelah Baker-Rabe is a Los Angeles-based professional organizer. To discuss your organizing needs, call her at 818.269.6671 or email lelah@lelahwithanh.com. Sign up for Lelah's News, a once-monthly newsletter.
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