The past few weeks have absolutely flow
by. They have been some of the best weeks, but I have also found myself
struggling to accomplish school work while fighting exhaustion.
It’s really my own fault, I know that I pile
my plate high with activities, but it’s piled high with things I really enjoy. (I’m
also forgetful and sometimes disorganized. Whoops.)
So I’m currently trying to organize all
of the things I have going on (starting with doing this late blog. Whoops,
again). Why blog about organization? Because I know I’m not the only student
who struggles with disorganization. Many of the students reading this blog are
involved in many high-level classes and extracurricular activities, which piled
one on top of the other, can be very overwhelming!
Now I’m on an organization-kick. I’ve
cleaned out my room. I’ve organized my pile of papers. I’ve even organized all
of the stuff on my phone (take a look at all the stuff you have on your phone,
you might be surprised, I was!) Maybe, tomorrow, if I’m feeling ambitious, I’ll
even clean my locker!
But why organize? Well, Gretchen Rubin
once said that outer order contributes to inner calm, and I really think she
must be right. Since I’ve become more organized, I feel less overwhelmed, and
even less stressed. Knowing where things are is truly stress relieving. I even
have a deep feeling of self-satisfaction; I’m proud that I was able to organize
my things so successfully. Maybe it’s a silly way to feel, but that’s where I’m
at with organization. That’s not to say my pile of papers won’t be back next
week, but at least now I know I have a good organized foundation to lay the
bricks of my busy life on, it’s a great self-security!
Donna I do the same thing! Except for if I can't see something, it really doesn't bother me.....in other words, your blog has inspired me to clean out my closets. And my drawers. And my locker. Haha, oh dear, it's a good thing summer is almost here!
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