Why self-organization is so important to us
Good self-organization lets you get more done in less time
Or do you like to dawdle and enjoy wasted time? Probably not. Those who can organize themselves well not only save time and money, but also reduce stress and frustration.
In addition, he is well prepared for the future, because the flood of information will not decrease, but will increase disproportionately. It’s good to know that you’ve made provisions. If you haven’t already, learn self-management skills, learn to organize, and most importantly, practice separating the essential from the non-essential. Then you can look to the future with confidence.
There is no such thing as the best system.
Unfortunately. Otherwise everyone would use it. As a result, there is no right or wrong way to organize yourself optimally. Simply use the various options to find out what works well for you and is therefore the best.
However, don’t give up if it doesn’t work the way you want it to the first time or two. The rule is: the proof of the pudding is in the eating. And: Proceed step by step. First deal with the area where it “sticks” the most, where most of the time goes by the wayside. And only when you have this one under control, move on to the next.
Self-organization is not a one-time thing
Why? Because the world is constantly changing and you with it. What seems optimal today may be totally outdated tomorrow. Make use of the Kaizen principle: The work philosophy originating from Japan, which aims at striving for constant improvement.
In this respect, your self-organization should also be a continuous process, not a completed task. Therefore, the question does not have to be: “When will I finally be optimally organized?”, but rather “How can I best adapt my self-organization to the constantly changing requirements?”
It is important to stay on the ball consistently, to constantly learn, to neglect techniques that are no longer suitable and to test new variations and adopt them if necessary.