I've bought myself two weekly pill boxes. And I love them. A simple way for me to know in a glance whether I've remembered to take my herbs. (I currently take 9 pills twice a day...the number changes depending on the season and what I am taking.)
And here are two of the handmade organizers I bought from Etsy (the one on the door knob is one I've had for some years...and not necessarily in that location for keeps).
Oh, the third organizer, the one I bought for the car is actually in one of the pockets of the golden organizer. This one is now in the car (and looks great).
With organizing, sometimes it's a quick and satisfying fix, like the pill boxes, and sometimes it takes longer. But, there is pleasure in the anticipation of something good, something more, coming down the pike.
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Do organizers actually organize you or do you have to be organized to use them? ;-)
Yes and yes :-) For someone who is not naturally organized, like me, it takes more than buying an organizer or two to become more organized.
I think of these wall organizers as creating more organization visually and spatially... The crap is prioritized as more immediately 'important' and hanging on the wall, I can see it which keeps it more memorable. Theoretically, this helps keep clutter on the desk down.
I am realizing that routines, the structure of routines can help create more organization. But, this has *always* been hard for me.
Which brings me back to your question, the million dollar one.
But, I'm gonna keep going on!
Oh, keep going ;-) You're inspiring me ;-)
I just have a lot of the same issues you have apparently (lol!). I *love* organizing stuff like this but I also jokingly think that I'm just too disorganized to use them. Catch 22 I guess.
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