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Anisa Virji
Do you rush around in the morning looking for things you can't find? Or worse still, do you leave home knowing you forgot to put something in your bag - only to realise later it was your pen drive loaded with an important presentation you had to make in a couple of hours!? I remember I was standing in those serpentine queues for college admissions, ready with a filled form to submit, when I suddenly discovered I had forgotten an important document that went along with it. Luckily my home was nearby, so I requested the person in front of me to hold my place, quickly hailed a cab, rushed back and returned with the document in the nick of time ... Whew. Most of us have lived through such instances, only to come out much wiser and a wee bit more organized. But being organized is an everyday task, it's one that needs to be worked on all the time, it has to become a habit, your second skin. It's only when organization becomes an automatic reflex action, can you conduct personal and professional tasks with great ease and success. And the most organized among us will admit that there's always scope to be more organized. It's a continuous learning, incorporating, adjusting and realigning - your mind first, and then the spaces around you - to become more equipped with your daily demands. So here are 10 tips that I thought you may find helpful. I'm sure some of you are using them already, if not you can start doing so now and see if they work...
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25 Responses to "10 Tips to Get Better Organized"
virender
very nicely explained every thing---if practically followed, one can incease his will-power
murli chari
Your 10 tips to get organised is simply awesome and superb. The tips are very simple yet profound. We can save a lot of time energy and frustration by following these pragmatic tips. Thanks a ton. Keep posting such valuable write up. Kudos to you.
deepak kapote
This would enhace efficiency and productivity. The 10 tips also favour the KISS policy.
kalyan kumar sandilya
I think I know it all when you remind but time goes, times comes again, things to find
anmol
This is really nice and is always in mind, Can you share the ideas on the mess corporates has created for their staff
gunasekaran
The official trend has become all e-filing, wherein also we tend to put all wanted and unwanted files, photos, articles, etc. suddenly we realise the memory is less. your article is apt even for modern managers , who have a lot of apps to support them, thanks.
Priyadarsanan
These are highly essential for people serious in their work. Unfortunately , the thinking these days is, face things as they are.
R.C.Murthy
This list is very good. It is nessasary to get organized and to this check list becomes handy.
Viswanathan
Wonderful tips. Any one can easily follow.
Ajay
Perfectly all right
vivek
Useful article and links
ppd
cent per cent agreed!
CN Tilgulkar
Very nicely described this can be used any where . Even if we start with one other automatically follows. All the best.
ganesh shenoy
One of the best articles I enjoyed on practical living. It is worth reading as much time as necessary to imbibe them in mind. Best wishes for better communication.... Ganesh
S.A PANICKER
Yes, even minute things count and the more organized one is the better................you are doing a wonderful job....keep up....
Arulpandi P
Valuable and practicable ideas in simple terms. Grateful to the author.
Murli Chari
These tips are amazing and simple. It can be implemented by all with great ease. Its just magnificent.
M M Amalsadvala
Read your article with interest. Out of the 10 items - the item no 10 is very very appropriate " a restful mind" at all times. Thank you
vasudeo kelkar
the article you published is very nice and helpful as usual. I would like to share the same with my friends and family members.
R S SUDHARSHAN SINGH
Excellent, Hope everybody follows the tips and becomes an organised individual,thereby creating an organised nation. Thank you.
MK
Quite a useful tips to make one's life more & better organised.......Thanks
Msp Reddy
Hi Rithika, Thought the information is very very useful for executing the Schedule effectively and efficiently with out loss of time and the stress too
Vijay Menon
Simple, practical, very useful tips. Liked the article.
manoj sawant
Thaks once again as i done the cleaning of all unwanted papers in my Office table now & then again & again dumpping of papers are goning , but after reading this comments i will se that from know onwards all unwanted papers will b in waste basket / for one side photocopy can be used but not on my table
O.P.Khullar
Thanks, Ritika I am a retired official (Deputy Director General of BIS). I have collected a lot of papers. Spring cleaning would certainly help me in locating the relevant paper in least time. Asaretired person, I havea lot of time and sometimes cluttering of papers help me in spending my time, which I can use more profitably br reading and re-reading good articles of Ritika and persons like you.Really, I enjoy reading them. Om Khullar
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