How To Access The Organized Living World

It's not a great secret that modern life is tough work. Even cooking dinner has become a rush job. 50 years ago it was a great leisurely family activity. Now it's 'Can you chuck the veg on so I can change that light bulb plus Sarah just called because the kids are missing."

You don't want to get organized, you just want to get stuff done in the best and fastest way that gives the greatest benefit for the least amount of effort. Efficiency goes beyond getting organized to put us in the driving seat of modern life.

Getting Organized is impossible. You are overwhelmed by the information age. But is organized living important for you?

Organized Living is one of the most important considerations of modern times. How well is your life organized? Do you really know how to organize things, such as learning new skills, organizing events, your career development, and your home?

Getting organized defeats it's own purpose by being a waste of time. Get past the struggle for getting organized with something different. Something new. The idea of being efficient.

A major revolution is coming by 2010 that I've coined the Efficiency Age. Past revolutions include the industrial, technological and current information age.

The old dictum 'knowledge is power' seems to have become obsolete. Too much knowledge causes confusion. Today's information age is overwhelming. We want an organized life. A new approach to life has to emerge through careful selection and efficient application of world knowledge. This points us to an Efficiency Revolution.

Organized Living can only be achieved through efficiency. And there are 5 categories of Organized Living you absolutely must not be without for another day.

Do you know where your life is headed? Happy with that so far? Waiting for the right time, place and money to be able to really get your life headed in better directions?

How can you achieve organized living? The key to organized living is to successfully combine your career development with your personal life.

David Allen's Getting Things Done is truly excellent when applied to career development. For your personal life though, it still becomes overwhelming.

There are 5 levels of organized living. 1st. Understand how to organize. 2nd. Look at what your life values are, what's important to you and your life direction. 3rd. Begin to organize your life towards those things. 4th. Time management systems that support your organized living. 5th. The final level for organized living is the control of your own mind and emotions so that you put your energy and effort into succeeding.

One example of effective organized living is with employing handymen to help you organize the home. If something needs to be done in the home, and you earn a medium to high level income, working full time. Then you can calculate the value of your hour, and pay a handyman to do household tasks, giving you more time to live your life, and/or work at your career.

Efficiency Services like this will sprout up more and more as we all move towards an organized living society. Why do the dishes for 30 minutes when you earn $30 per hour at work and can employ home help for $10 per hour. Aren't the few hours of your evening more important than house hold chores?

The mind set of organized living requires having the skill of organizing, prioritizing everything in your life, and successfully organizing your affairs to spend your time where it gives you the greatest benefit.