A Step-by-Step Guide to the ISO Process
Most organizing advice skips from the problem straight to the result. Clear the counter. Empty the closet. Fill the bins. The assumption is that…
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Most organizing advice skips from the problem straight to the result. Clear the counter. Empty the closet. Fill the bins. The assumption is that…
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There's a claim that’s often made about organizing frameworks - including this one - that I've been guilty of overstating. The claim is that sorting…
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It's one of the most common questions in organizing. Where do I start? The honest answer is that it depends — and not in the way that feels like a…
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Nobody builds a system and immediately feels at home in it. The first month I was seriously tracking finances, it was slow. I made decisions about…
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Why are you doing this? This is the question that changes everything, and almost nobody asks it. Are you decluttering because your space isn't…
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Most to-do lists create a visual inventory of everything that isn’t done yet. That’s the point. That’s also the problem. For my brain, seeing the full list…
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For most of us, the biggest hurdle to starting anything isn’t laziness or lack of motivation. It’s the questions that immediately pop up before we ever…
Read more →How many of us have gone on a diet, lost some weight, only to gain it right back a few weeks later? Most people have been through that cycle at least...
TimeIn Sort Order is built around one core idea: Order is the natural state of everything. Chaos is what happens when systems break down. Your job isn't to…
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