The September contest #2 by sduttaskitchen| Significance of the term organised

Hi steemit community,

I hope everyone is doing well. I'm happy to join this contest because it's something I personally relate to a lot.

So what does being organized mean to me?

To me, being organized simply means having order in the way I live, study,and manage my time. It means not just doing things anyhow, but knowing what I need to do, when I should do it,and how best to go about it. Being organized helps me think clearly,plan better,and avoid unnecessary stress.

In my personal life,I try as much as possible to keep things arranged. I don't like seeing my room or my space scattered. Even on my phone, I like when things are in folders, photos, school documents, business stuff, everything has a place.

And also there's this thing I do. Anytime I want to get something for myself, maybe foodstuff, clothes, cream or even provisions I make a list. But not just a random list. I arrange them by priority. The most important ones first. I buy those ones,and if money remains, that's when I'll buy the extra things I wanted. It helps me stay disciplined and not overspend. It may sound small, but this habit has saved me so many times.

In school, I'm the type of student that likes structure. I write out my to do list and tick off each one after doing it. Whenever I'm asked to lead a group for a project, I always make sure everything is arranged, who's doing what, what's left, and when we're submitting. I don't like rushing things last minute. So I plan early and carry others along.This has make my course mates trust me more,they know I'll keep things in check.

Now let's talk about why I believe organized work saves time, energy, and money.

Time: When you're organized, you already know what to do,so you don't waste time trying to figure it out. You move straight to action.

Energy: You're not overthinking things because you've already planned it out. Less stress, more focus.
When you actually plan early, there's less pressure. You won't be panicking or overthinking. I've learned that when things are in order, I don't feel drained as much.

Money: I already mentioned this earlier, but planning my spending has really helped me avoid impulse buying. I know what I came to buy, and I focus on it. Even with small money, I can do a lot because I plan well.

How did I start valuing being organized?

I think it started from home. Growing up,I always heard things like "don't scatter your room" or arrange your things before sleeping" At first, it felt like stress, but with time I saw how much easier life becomes when you plan ahead.

Then school made it even clearer. Once, I missed a deadline because. I forgot to write it down. That one mistake stressed me so much that I promised myself it wouldn't happen again. Since then, I started keeping small notes, setting reminders,and sticking to my routine. It's not about being rigid it's just knowing what you're doing.

Growing up, my dad would always tell us even from when we were small" keep your things in order, so that even if someone wakes you up from sleep to carry it, you won't be looking for it.". At first,it felt like stress, but with time,I saw how much easier life becomes when you plan ahead and keep things in place.

Conclusion

Being organized doesn't mean you always have it all together. It just means you're trying to make life easier for yourself. It means you're intentional. And even when things don't go as planned, you know how to get back on track.

So yes, I'd proudly say I'm organized person. In school,in my personal life,and even in small everyday choices. And honestly, it's made a big difference.

Thank you for going through my post!
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