Name: 7 Things Organized People Do That You (Probably) Don't Do
Uploaded: 2022-05-19T14:44:22.000Z
Duration: 12 min 44 s
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So I want to start off this week's video with

we were the recipients of many pieces of advice

and lectures from our father and out of all those lectures,

out of all the advice he gave, there are two main pieces

and that I've remembered more than any others.

The first of them, which I am sharing here

simply because it is the most prominent one in my head is,

there are two ways to do something: right and again.

And we would often hear this after being told

that what we had just done was not good enough

So that's the one that sticks out the most to me.

But only slightly less prominent in my memory

was the common command to always put things back

exactly as you found them the moment you are done with them.

And it is possibly because I heard this so often

and found myself grounded or otherwise in trouble

that ever since I have been basically obsessed

It's why I try my best to keep my room as organized

as possible despite having a lot of equipment in it.

And it's probably why I have color-coded calendars

tree-like folder structures on my computer.

But of course there is more to being an organized person

and making sure to keep all of your folders

so in today's video I'm going to be going over

Now, I can already hear you getting defensive

and in your defense, yes, you probably do

at least one of these things and possibly some of them.

Well, we're just gonna have to go through the list

Item number one, which is actually not written down

on this notebook paper because this is just random numbers

from an older video, organized people do not rely

too much on their brains to store information

because organized people understand that our memory

is fallible, things fade, especially when we don't use them.

organized people put it into a system that they trust.

Now what exactly separates a system that you can trust

from one that's probably going to fail you?

Well, I think there's a few different criteria

First and foremost, a system that you can trust

is one that is not going to lose your data.

because our brains forget things all the time,

but it may also rule out a paper notebook

if you don't keep that notebook backed up some other way

On the other hand, you've got systems that are designed

with data retention in mind, apps like Evernote

or OneNote or Google Drive or anything else

that has redundant servers across the world

that make sure your data is backed up and safe

even if the computer where you originally recorded that data

ends up breaking somehow or gets burned up in a fire

Secondly, that system needs to be easily accessible.

that you are keeping with you wherever you go.

make sure it's a cloud-accessible note-taking system

so whatever device you're using at the time

you can easily search it to find what you're looking for.

Third, that system needs to be well organized itself

So whatever app or tool you decide to use,

make sure that it has a logical file or folder system,

and make sure your naming convention makes sense.

Secondly, organized people make sure to label things.

And they're especially diligent about doing this

with things they aren't going to use or interact with

To give you a very succinct example of this,

the desk right next to me has some hardware

except for in instances where I'm moving.

So of course I've tossed that hardware in a plastic bag,

it's in one of my cube organizers, it's safe and sound

and I go maybe three years in between moves,

I'm probably not going to remember exactly

when I pull it out of that cube organizer

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7 Things Organized People Do That You (Probably) Don't Do

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