So when organizing your life for 2021 identify what are the things that bring value into your life and make sure you’re going to invest enough time into doing them. That’s why it is so important to choose wisely how you’re going to use all the resources you have so that you achieve your goals faster. This means that if say “YES” to one thing you automatically say “NO” to another thing. Time, energy, money, mental capacity, attention, physical space, willpower, or even talents are all limited. When you look at it objectively, there is no such thing as too little time. It’s the ultimate solution to the problem of running out of time. The concept of Essentialism also called the power of less or the art of prioritizing basically means doing more of what is important to you and cutting out of what isn’t. This simple strategy based on essentialism will help you to use your time more effectively and focus on what’s truly important instead of wasting your time on meaningless stuff. The next thing you should consider when organizing your life for 2021 is to identify what are the most essential things in your life that you want to invest more time into. Don’t forget to grab your free printables! If you’re thinking to do the same, here are my 7 steps to organize your life for 2021! I believe that being proactive and organizing your life for success is a much better option.Ĭonsidering the fact that 2021 is almost here, I’ve already started to organize my life to kick start my new year. Not to mention that if you wait for things to happen to you you basically surrender yourself to fate. Because it’s always better to make decisions on our own and plan your life before someone else or something else will do it for us.īeing inactive makes you a passive observer of your own life.
If you don’t fill up your calendar, sooner or later someone else (most likely your boss) will do it for you.
Almost the exact thing happens with an empty schedule.
Just think about all these important decisions you refused to make and life did it for you. I don’t know about you but I can’t help but feel that there can be found a lot of evidence of this postulate in the trivial details of everyday life. This postulate attributed to Aristotle “expresses the idea that unfilled spaces go against the laws of nature and physics and that every space needs to be filled with something.” This basically, means that if there’s an empty space in the Universe it will be soon filled with something.
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