We know some very organized podcasters, people who have almost completely automated their workflows. They have synced calendars and can tell you what they will be doing in 7 months. These are podcasters who have studios where everything is in its right place, and often — when you look at other aspects of their lives — things are equally regimented.
We are not those podcasters, but this week…we are talking about organization.
We begin this episode by discussing how organized we consider ourselves overall. Next, we talk about how we keep all our writing organized.
By this point in the episode, it will probably be clear that we are organized enough…or at least have methods that work for us. We know people more organized than us…and and we devote some time to talking about the most organized people we know before moving on to how important organization is to our everyday lives.
This episode came to be on a day Christopher did some organizing in his office. We talk about how often we purge old things and do a massive organizing spree…and whether or not we find it difficult to get rid of old things. Also, we share tactics for what stays and what goes when we decide to go through old things.
It is now possibly to store so much more digitally than we can physically. Find out how we keep our digital lives organized, and see if affordable digital storage means we have less clutter in life overall.
Whether it’s at work or home, chances are we’ve all met people with very different methods of organizing things. We talk about how we deal with those people and then ask if a person can be too organized.
We wrap up this week’s episode with this question: Is there organization in chaos?
We’d love to hear what methods for keeping things in order you use, or any other tales of organization (or chaos) you feel like sharing in the comments below.
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