Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
What No One Tells You About Being Organized
A notion that most people have is that organizing makes your life boring. But that’s not true. Organized living isn't about rigid rules or perfection—it's about efficiency and intentionality.
It actually saves time and frees up space for you to do all the exciting things you want. When you have a better organized life, you know exactly where everything is, you can find that important document in seconds, and your to-do list is clear and manageable.
Suddenly, all those little tasks that used to eat up your day become a breeze. That's the magic of being organized—it's the key to creating space for what brings you joy.
The first step is to find an organization system that works for you. There's no one-size-fits-all approach. It's about finding the method that resonates with you and makes your life flow effortlessly. Experiment, tweak, and customize until you discover your organizational sweet spot.
So, don't underestimate the transformative power of tidying up—it's not just about appearances; it's about owning your time and using it to do the things you want to do.
#Organizing #OrganizedLife #Efficiency #Multipotentialite #Entrepreneurship #Entrepreneurs #LifeCoaching #FindingYourPath #Decluttering
What No One Tells You About Being Organized
A notion that most people have is that organizing makes your life boring. But that’s not true. Organized living isn't about rigid rules or perfection—it's about efficiency and intentionality.
It actually saves time and frees up space for you to do all the exciting things you want. When you have a better organized life, you know exactly where everything is, you can find that important document in seconds, and your to-do list is clear and manageable.
Suddenly, all those little tasks that used to eat up your day become a breeze. That's the magic of being organized—it's the key to creating space for what brings you joy.
The first step is to find an organization system that works for you. There's no one-size-fits-all approach. It's about finding the method that resonates with you and makes your life flow effortlessly. Experiment, tweak, and customize until you discover your organizational sweet spot.
So, don't underestimate the transformative power of tidying up—it's not just about appearances; it's about owning your time and using it to do the things you want to do.
#Organizing #OrganizedLife #Efficiency #Multipotentialite #Entrepreneurship #Entrepreneurs #LifeCoaching #FindingYourPath #Decluttering


![Do nice guys really finish last? Heres what science says.
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Video:
A look at empirical data on how givers fare vs. others in job performance, work quality, and career advancement.
This short talk is based on organizational psychologist Adam Grants research published in academic journals and his book Give and Take.
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[TRANSCRIPT]:
Do nice guys actually finish last?
According to Adam Grants book Give and Take, nice guys do finish last.
Men and women who identify more as givers, they actually under perform.
They do less quality work.
The ironic part?
The givers were also at the top.
The question is, whats the difference?
Whats the difference between the givers who are the high achievers doing the best work, getting promoted the most, versus the givers that are down at the bottom?
The difference is the ones at the top are less agreeable.
Theyre not people pleasers.
They have boundaries.
While its definitely not a bad thing to be a giver, you have to be a giver with boundaries.
You have to stop people-pleasing.
The classic plight of the giver is that they give to themselves last. Do nice guys really finish last? Heres what science says.](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pPwPnn_2xYQ/mqdefault.jpg)







