Why You Need to be Organized with Kristin MacRae

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Organize and systemize your life to create more energy and feel better, which will help you succeed.

There is a need to be organized and that need stems from the benefits of being organized. You can save time and money and be more efficient.

"Evaluate and tweak your systems. It is all about becoming more efficient and productive in a streamlined space and maintaining these systems will help you achieve your goals." - Kristin MacRae

What are the benefits of being organized?

There are several benefits of being organized. The first benefit of being organized is saving money. When you are disorganized, you do not know what you have. If you know where everything is, you won't waste money on things you don't need.

The second benefit of being organized is saving time. You will be able to find things immediately instead of searching for things. This time can add up to hours a week.

It would help if you were organized to improve efficiency, save time, save money, and reduce stress. In addition, your home will feel more peaceful when you are organized.

Note, that sentimental items are tricky. Some want to keep them, others do not.

If you want more energy, you need to be organized

In addition to the previously mentioned benefits of being organized, you will create more positive energy in your home. When there is less clutter, the energy in the home shifts and you feel happier and more energized. Likewise, you feel lighter, and your perspective changes.

If you need to be organized, how can you achieve organization?

The key to getting organized is to stay on task. Stay focused. First, set a date and time block for your project. Be specific, for example, I am going to work in the closet.

When decluttering, create piles. Have a move to another room bin to put things in so that you don't go to another room and get distracted. When you are finished organizing, then move the items to another room.

In addition, have a maybe pile. If you spend time wondering what to do with something, you waste time thinking about it. Put maybe items in a separate pile and then go through them at the end of your project. Most of these items will be thrown away.

Similarly, have a try-on pile. When you finish your project, you can try on the things you are unsure of how they fit.

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