Looking for a misplaced item consumes time and energy. Have a designated place for everything so that you know exactly where to find things.

Everything Has Its Place

Create a plan or a system with step-by-step directions for as many duties as possible.This frees up your mind, deters stress and promotes creativity.

Plans of Action

Success is not about doing everything on your own. In order to be more productive, delegate tasks and empower those who work for you to do more.

Delegation

Never give up when the going gets tough. Procrastination does not breed success. When you find it difficult, work harder.

Work Hard

<h2>To de-clutter, choose two things to get rid of every day. </h2><h2></h2>

Two Things

Learn to do things at the right time. Know what can wait and what needs to be addressed immediately.

Prioritize tasks

Know exactly where you spend your money. Create a system for tracking profit and loss, and returns on investment.

Financial Awareness

Use triggers to increase your productivity and performance.<ul><li>Color-code your schedule</li><li>Listen to music to enhance creativity</li><li>Set alarms and timers</li><li>Give yourself small rewards for accomplishments</li><li>Incorporate time chunking</li></ul>

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De-clutter your work and living space. It encourages a de-cluttered mind.

De-clutter

<h2>When you suddenly have an idea while you are in the middle of something else, write it down. It will clear your mind. It is a catch-all for the light bulb moments.</h2>

Write Everything Down

<h2>Establish a short time every day to pick things up and put them in their designated places.</h2>

The 15 Minute Pick-Up

Highly organized people enjoy something many of us endlessly strive for: success.How do they do it?There is one major difference that is apparent. Organized people are extremely attuned to their thoughts. What you do and the habits you have are directly proportionate to whom you believe you are.Highly organized people have the mental strength to create solid, motivating core beliefs.

Understanding Psychological Triggers

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3. PLAN YOUR TIME.

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