Marie Kondo teaches you how to fill your life with happiness

At work, will you always be buried in piles of documents? Yikes! Obviously my report was on the table yesterday, why can't I find it?

No matter how often you check your emails, or are there countless emails waiting for you? What about the email I sent you yesterday? what? What do you email?

Are you living every day in a foggy way because you don't know what you really want?

Or do you find that decisions can't be judged?

If the above is you, then there is only one solution - to do a good job.

It was at this time that "The Magic of Tidying Up the Heartwarming Work" was published, and we saw the importance of tidying up, which was written by Marie Kondo and taught us how to tidy up the office and how to find happiness in the work.

In addition to Marie Kondo, there is another author, Scott, in the book "Thrilling Work Sorting Magic". Scott spent 20 years researching and teaching people how to improve their jobs. Two professionals work together to help readers make a difference in their careers and lives.

In this book, the two authors explain in detail why and how to do it.

Why do we do tidying up?

A disorganized office environment cannot bring creativity to people, but will be a great burden on the family, which will have a negative impact on individuals and lives.

The book points out that the cleaner a person's office is, the more the person will be seen as self-motivated, intelligent, enthusiastic, and composed. In addition, neat people are more likely to gain the trust of others and are more likely to get a promotion and a raise.

A neat desk can improve the evaluation of our personality and ability, which will also greatly improve our self-esteem and strengthen our motivation, so that we will work harder and finally improve our performance.

Is it not from this point of view, it is still quite good to do the tidying up.

Now we are slowly hardening our "separation", discarding useless clothes is not the purpose, but to make our lives more comfortable, which is the goal we want to pursue.

"Tidying up" is also the practice of the self, and you will find that in the process of tidying up, you will be clear about what you really want and slowly change from it.

How do we organize it?

So, how do you do it?

In the book "The Magic of Tidying Up the Heart", author Marie Kondo points out two major characteristics, simple and effective, and choosing what you are passionate about.

1. Clearly understand the criteria of your heartbeat

You have to fantasize about your ideal state of work, a neat office and how you feel.

Perhaps, the organization of ideals and reality will be very different, and we must learn to try to do it.

2. Select the items you want to keep

For what you want to keep, you have to classify and give each object a specified position. Objects that are retained can be items that make you feel happy, items that bring convenience to yourself.

Throw away undesirable items. For example, items that you don't use often.

We often deal with countless emails, endless meetings, so that greatly occupy our work and life time, only often clean up mail, do not open meaningless meetings, so that we will improve work efficiency.

3. Organize time, decision-making, networking, and meetings

We tend to envy those who know how to manage their time, who can complete tasks in a short period of time at work, and distinguish between what is important and what is not. People who do not understand time management will only be led by the nose by the work, have unfinished work every day, and when they leave work, they find that the boss's task is not completed, and they cannot distinguish the priority of the task, and the boss thinks that the hat is not good at work.

Only better time to organize, prioritize tasks, centralize all decisions, evaluate all contacts, find out the connections that are exciting, and have meaningful meetings.

Write at the end

Tidying up may seem insignificant, but he will bring about changes, from a tidy environment to discovering your own value, rediscovering the meaning of work, and bringing happiness to life and work.