Sometimes, the rebel takes over and the idea to become organized is not something you are able to deal with alone. It could be a phase, a way to express themselves, but without the desire to change, it is difficult but not impossible. Without the person, wanting to put the effort in, nothing will change. This is perhaps the most difficult one to deal with, the person has to feel that they want to change, that they want to live a more organized life. Rebelling against a system, often this happens when a person surrounded by organization and order and wants to find a way to rebel they do everything in their power to seem unorganized. It might take weeks or months, but taking one day at a time will help you focus on the tasks that you need to do and to help you put systems in place that will help you organize your life. It is important to work through the feelings, problems, and life changing events, making changes each day until you are able to take back control of your home and life! This can and will have an effect on the way they manage with different situations. A Life Changing EventĪ life event can change a person and how they deal with a situation, it could be the birth of a child, an episode of depression or even the death of a loved one. These can take away the control we feel! Some are difficult to deal with, but what is important to remember is that it is possible to take back control! Try to banish those habits that make our lives more difficult. It isn’t an easy process and sometimes things can happen that are beyond your own control, however, it is important to work through these and find ways to become more organized in your daily life. You can’t expect to change overnight, it is a slow process but if you work on it daily you will notice a difference in the skills that will help you become more organized. However, it is possible to break habits of unorganized people. This is not about beating you until you give up your bad habits, but I want to show how some bad habits can make you unorganized.
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