In today’s episode, we wrap up our four-part series on exploring executive functions and the role they play in our ability to be organized. I’ve always believed that you won’t just “be organized.” Organization is a learnable skill. This means that it’s not something you have to be born with. If you’re currently not organized, that’s okay too! You can learn how to be organized.
I have always had a strong belief that organization is a learnable skill. So, I wasn’t surprised to learn that 87% of Americans also believe that organization is a learnable skill. However, I was surprised to find that of those same Americans – only 18% believed that they are organized. Organize 365® courses and programs teach you how to be organized. If you struggle with initiating and task monitoring, then you need community. That’s why adding the Organize 365® Community App was important to me.
Initiation is simply the “start” factor. Task Monitoring is the ability to look at how far you have come and understand how much still needs to be accomplished.
EPISODE RESOURCES:
- Organize 365® Blitz (Free)
- Organize 365® Community
- The Gap and the Gain by Dan Sullivan
Listen to today’s episode to learn how community and grace play a huge role in helping you learn a new skill (like organizing).
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