1. Find your motivation. Why does an organized home and life matter to you? Maybe it's the sense of accomplishment you feel, or the look of an organized closet that was messy just 30 minutes ago. Getting started is often he best motivation.

2. Each morning review what you have planned for the day. Is it realistic? Do you have time to clear your head or squeeze in a workout? It helps to write down what you need to do for the day and then determine the order in which you can complete the tasks.

3. Pick the most important or painstaking task for the day and decide how you will complete it. Ideally, we recommend to do this task first. However, sometimes it helps to work when we are at our most productive. If you happen to be a night owl and find yourself accomplishing more at 8 PM, do the task then. Find what location and time you can get the most done and use it to your advantage.

4. Enlist help as needed. Just as accountability partners help you stay motivated to work out, they can also help in your organizing endeavors. Call, text, or e-mail your accountability partner with your organizing accomplishments of the day. If all else fails, e-mail regina@aclearpath.net for a free consultation.

5. Plan ahead. This can mean meal-prepping, selecting clothes the night before, etc. The less we need to think about the day, the more brain capacity we will have to make better decisions. 

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