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Sensory issues and organization For people with organization problems, there is an issue of focus that can get in the way of finding the routines of getting started on home organization. Multiple steps of cleaning and organizing a home can cause sensory overload for many people.  How to keep your brain from going into sensory overload? What is the biggest priority to get your goals accomplished? Anxiety can come into play because of keep all of the steps organized and working. Poor visualization can get in the way of remembering the way tasks should be completed. Small parts of a job can be the way to get a job accomplished. Organizing tasks the night before can keep some of the anxiety issues reduced.  Planning each step and getting all the steps done can be a place to start. Using checklists to work through the steps can make sure each part of the goal is completed, because the biggest issue is completing the tasks efficiently each time. Memory and visual processing can be places wh

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Messy Desk Do you find your desk is a mess whenever you turn around? Is it a spot that just collects unfinished business? Too many items on my desk would make it too cluttered to get a spacial feel for where the item’s permanent place would be. It was just a clutter. Taking everything out to the bare minimum helps. Then when I go to put things back for a while, exaggerate the feeling. Make it big. Of course, if you're doing this around people, big actions might get a strange look or two, but it works.  The more awkward it is, often the biggest memory boost. I would love to have a product with a tray that is foam cutouts that I would push office supplies, such as the scissors and stapler into.  It wouldn’t move around or skate around my desk. And the physical feeling to it would help me remember it.  I think this is something I would love to develop.

If you want something better for your life you have to do something different. If you don't take control of your home and you want to have freedom for your mind, you have to think differently. Do you avoid putting things away because you are struggling with the motions. Does it feel physically wrong, because subconsciously you are avoiding you kinesthetic learning. We have been taught that our intuitive sense of organizing our life is wrong. We have learned to avoid our process and do it another way. And it doesn't work because it is not how our bodies work. We need to relearn our systems. We need to reboot our thought processes.  Take the step and you won't look back.  It will give you the control you want. You will be able to remember where you put your stuff, put it away effortlessly and stop resisting those routines that keep everything together.

Finding that I make sure I notice where my body position is each time I put something away. If I can recall the body feeling, the easier it is to remember where it goes. Think of something that you always remember to do. Maybe you always remember to put your keys away.  It’s because you can feel that key hitting the hook.  The keys are textured and make an imprint in your hand. This idea that the visuals maybe doesn’t have to be the key way of organizing is revolutionary. All the new ideas opened up to me. I was never taught to be successful. All the systems were set up on vision. What the desk looked like, what the files looked like. I needed to focus on organizing where something felt to my body. It’s a different skill set, that is not focused on in school. My list on kinesthetic learning in schools is a post that is to come.

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