You may appear organized to others but if you don't know what you have and can't find anything, Nothing Out's feel disorganized, overwhelmed and ineffective.
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You may appear organized to others but if you don't know what you have and can't find anything, Nothing Out's feel disorganized, overwhelmed and ineffective.
In their efforts to tidy, Nothing Outs will do anything to make their environment 'look' organized. But, without systems, they can 'feel' like a total mess!
In their effort to tidy (especially for surprise company), Nothing Out's tend to dash around and stash stray items away - ANYWHERE they can find an open space. If this becomes a pattern, it can lead to disorganized spaces!
Just because it looks tidy, doesn't mean it's organized. Organized is defined as 1. knowing what you have 2. having what you need 3. knowing where to find items 4. finding things when you need them
Open your cupboards, cabinets and drawers.... what's inside? If you have cluttered hiding and storage spaces, you may feel disorganized and not look it.
Nothing Out's believe that 'a clear surface is an organized life'! but, if they put items away in haste, they may forget where it is when it's needed again quickly. When too many things are stashed away with no systems it can become overwhelming...
Create a basic sorting system for incoming paperwork (and everything else) that comes into your space. Sorting (and purging) items as they come in helps you master your space rather than disorganized stashes mastering you.
Clear surfaces sing and clutter is 'noise' to #Nothing Out's so find storage items that you love, match your style yet are functional conceal things from view!
Sometimes #Nothing Out personalities think even labels are clutter. BUT if you can't find what you have, your system won't work! Label items to see and instantly know exactly what's stored inside.
Although you may look organized, the way to feel organized is when you can find it when you need it. So set up systems 'behind the scenes' by labeling storage areas behind closed doors.
One of the oldest organizing mottos is 'like with like'. In other words, categorize and store items that go together... together! (This 'chunking' helps you remember where things are.)
Even your junk deserves a home. Drawer dividers work really well to assign items an address. And, don't forget to put things back when you use them. You don't want a bunch of homeless items floating around before company comes!
Dividers can be created out of just about anything. I've used shoe boxes, to food storage containers to packaging pieces. Anything you use to create a basic sorting system for behind-the-scenes storage will enhance your feeling of being organized rather than disorganization mastering you.
Embrace your style to create a more pleasing life experience. #flow
Once you identify your space preference – are you an Everything Out™, Nothing Out™, Minimalist™, Saver™, Straightener™, or No Rules™ Style Preference, any change starts with self acceptance. Once there, you can begin to take steps to integrate more Flow Steps into your experience.
Take FLOW STEPS to resolve tension and restore freedom regardless of your personality preferenes
Flow Steps help you resolve your tension both in the dimensions of time and space. When you know what your natural preferences are, you can begin to take style-specific steps to integrate more Flow into your experience.
The Time & Space Style Inventory™ (TSSI™) evaluates your style preference and how you arrange space... So you can arrange, display or conceal items, as you like.
The Time & Space Style Inventory™ (TSSI™) provides a scored report for you unique style mix. It helps you understand your clutter and work with, instead of against yourself.
Your scored report gives you suggestions to help you work with preferences to help you evaluate and prioritize items. This helps you take steps to declutter.
By learning about your preferences, you can make the most of your style to increase flow in your life. Knowing more about yourself helps you successfully manage your inner experience.