Effects of not Organizing - Organization

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Its an early morning, a good and bright one. You are 13 years old an have to get ready for your online class. You wake up and leave your blankets unfolded, like always, you take your brush kept on the study shelf with some untidy paste packet. Your brush your teeth and take a bath with an improper dilute shampoo. What a despicable life.



You take out your folded books out of your unorganized shelf and search for your laptop, It might be in the bed. So lazy of you! you take it from there and ARRGGGHHH!!!!! it is not charged, you attend the online class, not eating your breakfast kept in the oven by your dad before he left for work.



Now STOP STOP STOP, what am I talking ?, you aren't like that, are you? And if you are ( which is least possible ), you need a makeover. But how is that possible? you do not have a fairy god mother like Cinderella, do you? But  more than that, how does it effect your life?



Too many questions right?


Before we go forward, let us make sure what are we here for. 


If you are here for tips read our tips for organization


and if you are here to know ways to keep yourself and your mind organized read our  keeping a bullet journal


And if are these neither, great, you are here for its effects. I am going to state the effects in the  most simplified way possible.


You lose touch of things. 

If you are not organized, you may many times forget where things are kept, or how to keep them properly. It can end up with you consuming twice the time to find your things than using them.


 


You lose interest in the work you are supposed to do. 

You wouldn’t be interested in anything because first you must search up the things, clean up the things, make yourself comfortable before starting. It would take at least an hour and of course, you are no longer in any mood to do things.


Be lazy

Of course, if you are so unorganized, you tend to be lazy. and many times you are lazy even to change it. BOOM !! you are a step away from being a couch potato. 



Poor health

Being unorganized can result in both mentally and physically sluggishness .Stress-induced headaches and backaches are common physical symptoms that may be more prevalent in people with poor organizational skills.

 

According a website (link in resources ) 


‘Poor organizational design and structure results in a bewildering morass of contradictions: confusion within roles, a lack of co-ordination among functions, failure to share ideas, and slow decision-making bring managers unnecessary complexity, stress, and conflict.’


And at last, that is all I have to say in this blog.

 


If you are unsure you will be able to get yourself on the right track, refer to the tips given about. Because most of the time, a change takes place for the greater good.












Resources:


https://smallbusiness.chron.com/effect-poor-organizational-skills-277.html

https://hbr.org/2011/02/the-importance-of-organization

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