How to get rid of clutter.
Three things contribute to clutter:
- A lack of focus. When you identify the most important tasks and understand why they're important, you can find focus. Then make a plan to accomplish those.
- A lack of systems. It's not enough to identify what you need in a system. You have to implement it.
- A lack of support. People need to work together and live a shared vision and values. That requires proper support through a five-step process: state your vision, identify your obstacles, commit your resources, design and execute your plan, and sustain your success.
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