To embark on a significant journey, you should first have an accurate idea of your destination. This way, you’ll be able to plan adequately for your journey - directions, mode of transport, estimated costs, time, etc.

I started exploring why individuals delay and dilly-dally in the previous post. In this week’s post, I’ll look deeper into this problem.

You have been sitting in front of your laptop for some time. You want to work on a project, but you haven’t done anything since you opened it up.

Time management is, in reality, a misnomer. Time can not be managed or manipulated; it is something that is virtually out of our control. Everyone, despite our social or economic background, is allowed 24 hours in a day, no more or less. Multitasking is one way to damage your productivity levels.

Motivation is also important for you to able to maintain organization. It is said that organizing is like a journey. Organizing is a continuous journey as opposed to a one-time deal. The ultimate aim for turning yourself into an organized individual is not actually to get to the destination called “organization” and remain there for a lifetime.

If you want to be more organized for the coming year then you should start making organizing resolutions that will stick. The start of another year is also the best time for renewing or making a dedication to get all things in order. This time, you have to choose resolutions that are attainable and realistic.