Create your life.....Get Organized....before it becomes too late!

Organization is what enables the world to function in a systematic way. It is the ordering mechanism that coordinates and integrates the elements of life - including material objects, life forms, and social structures - for the purpose of bringing about useful and beneficial results.

Organization is, in essence, that which turns unruly, unordered, disparate complexity into manageable, simple, utilitarian existence, so that life can thrive. There is more, however, for organization also establishes the conditions for the further progress and development of all of the elements of life.

In our individual lives, organization shows itself in a myriad of ways. E.g. behind every routine physical activity we engage in - whether waking, washing, cleaning, eating, dressing, etc. - there is a degree of organization. We also experience mental forms of organization, such as when we develop and then follow the schedule on our computerized calendar, or when we examine a flight schedule at the airport, or take an exam in order to attend a reputable university.

Then there is the organization of life itself. First, we human beings are ourselves a complex organism, consisting of a variety of own internal systems - circulatory, nervous, digestive, thought processing, et al - that coordinate and integrate with one another, forming the essential makeup of our being. These interconnected systems allow us to function with relative ease and efficiency in the field of life.

Organization is Discipline of Living .

Organization is discipline in action, and that to live, discipline is quite indispensable.

Personal OrganizationAmong the ways we can organize ourselves are -- ·

by organizing physical things around us-such as our home, our paperwork, our finance, etc. ·

by increasing our level of cleanliness and orderliness around us ·

by being punctual and on time ·

by prioritizing to whom our emotions and attention should go ·

by managing our time, our schedules, our work ·

by systematizing activities in our lives -- from cleaning and cooking to bookkeeping ·

by balancing our work load during the day ·

by coordinating and organizing our communications with others ·

by further organizing and distilling the knowledge we have in life ·

by delegating work, tasks, and duties to others when appropriate ·

by planning out our goals and aspirations ·

by sorting out in life what is truly important to us ·

by organize and prioritizing the personal values that are dear to us · by organizing in our mind our thoughts for better understanding