介紹

如果您曾經感覺自己的生活失控，那麼您並不孤單。我們中的許多人都在努力組織起來，並且感覺不可能回到正軌。好消息是，我們可以採取一些措施來讓家庭和工作變得井井有條。以下是我多年來學到的 11 件事，它們將幫助您走上正軌！

整理。

Decluttering is the first step to a more organized life. It’s time to get rid of stuff you don’t need, don’t use and don’t like. You can also declutter things that do not make you happy and do not make you feel good about yourself. You should start with clothing like old clothes, out of style clothes, or dirty clothes that are past their prime as well as any items in your closet/dresser/under-the-bed storage boxes that don’t serve any purpose for your life or wardrobe anymore.

堅持一個時間表。

This is one of the most important steps to getting organized. You need to stick to a schedule, but there are some things that you need to keep in mind when implementing this step. First, it’s important for you to be consistent with your schedule. You can’t just decide that today’s the day that you’re going start getting organized if you were doing nothing yesterday or last month because chances are, your home is still going to look like complete chaos. Also, don’t get too rigid with your schedule because it might not work out for everyone. For example, someone who works from home may find it helpful to do their cleaning all at once during their lunch break instead of trying to fit in all those little tasks throughout the day when they’re busy working on other projects or writing blog posts (like me!). Finally another tip would be making sure that whatever system works best for keeping track of things like paying bills etc., just stick with it! Don’t try switching between different apps because they won’t sync up properly which leads us right into our next point:

丟掉多餘的物品。

The first step to becoming organized is to get rid of all the stuff you don’t need. If you have items that have been sitting around unused for a while, donate them. If they’re still in good condition but you never use them, donate them. Don’t let clutter build up because it’s too much work to get rid of things—if an item has been around longer than a year and hasn’t been used during that time period, consider donating it so someone else can put it to good use! If you are holding onto something just because the thought of throwing it away makes you feel guilty or scared, ask yourself if this is really something worth keeping or not (and then do what feels right). For example: I kept my old college textbooks even though I had already graduated from college ten years ago because I thought maybe someday I might go back and want those books again…but then when I finally got around to selling them on eBay (years later), guess what happened? They didn’t sell at all! It turns out nobody wanted my old textbooks from 15 years ago–and once again proving my point about getting rid of excess items when necessary 🙂

把你想保留的東西收起來。

When you’re putting away things you want to keep, make sure that you have a specific place for each item. You should use baskets, bins and drawers if possible. You can also use hooks or hangers in your closet or on the walls of any room where space is limited. If all else fails, try using a shelf or drawer unit instead of keeping everything scattered around the house in stacks on tables and counters. You could even take it one step further by organizing each category within these areas by type (e.g., books), size (e.g., small toys) or color (e.g., white socks).

在電子表格中建立您的物品清單。

Once you’ve decided to get organized, the next step is to create a list of your belongings. The best way to do this is by creating a spreadsheet that includes two columns: what you own and what you don’t own. If this seems like too much work for you, then simply follow the “less is more” advice and only write down what’s important—for example, if there are only three items on your shopping list at any given time, then only include those three things in your inventory (and don’t forget about seasonal changes).

找到適合您要去的地方、您正在做的事情以及與您在一起的人的物品。

當您開始整理時，您可能會發現自己想知道如何隨身攜帶物品。有以下幾種方法：

• 背包非常適合短途旅行，例如去雜貨店或辦事。如果您的目的地允許穿著高跟鞋以外的衣服行走，它也可以用於長途旅行！
• 手提包可以裝很多東西，可以掛在一個或兩個肩膀上，這樣既可以輕鬆拿取裡面的物品，又可以解放雙手。如果您需要攜帶很多東西但手邊沒有太多時間（例如拜訪朋友時），那麼這非常有用。
• 最後，考慮使用一款帶有長肩帶的斜背包，這樣可以輕鬆地單肩或雙肩攜帶。它們有多種不同的款式和尺寸，因此一定有一款適合您的需求和喜好！

從你周圍的環境開始，然後向外努力。

• 從你周圍的環境開始，然後向外努力。
• 不要試圖一次做完所有事情。如果您還沒準備好，最好從小處開始，然後添加更多步驟，而不是一次被太多的變化淹沒。

休息一下，但要堅持下去！

Doing too much can be as bad as doing nothing at all. Even if you’re not feeling overwhelmed by the task of getting organized, it’s important to take breaks from time to time. You might feel a little guilty about taking time away from organizing, but giving yourself a break will only make it easier and more enjoyable in the long run. If you find that your motivation is waning after two or three hours, ask yourself if taking a break would help get things back on track. If so, go ahead and take one! A short breather will give you renewed energy when you return to your organizing efforts later on—and who knows? Maybe some fresh air and sunshine will spark some creative ideas for how best to tackle what needs doing next.

組織起來需要時間，所以不要指望一次完成所有事情。

無論您多麼想要組織起來，您都需要對所需的時間保持現實。組織是一個需要時間和精力的過程，所以不要指望一次完成所有工作。你必須改變你的日常習慣，找到新的儲存方式並學習新的組織方式。這可能是一個漫長的旅程，但一旦您開始看到結果並對您的家感到更加舒適，那麼所有的努力都是值得的！

結論

我希望這些提示可以幫助您讓生活井井有條。這是一段旅程，而不是目的地。因此，慢慢來，享受這個過程，如果您需要幫助或想要分享對您有用的方法，請與我們聯繫！