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Tuesday, December 05, 2006

Organizing Self

I wonder what is the meaning of organizing self. I heard and read many times. Does it mean organizing ourselves as a plan or activity? I could sesne that way. I , also, guess it should be something about planning all our activities in a proficient manner, similar to the way we plan any external activity or event.

We generally mess up our daily activities with a lot many things to do. This is becuase we don't have clear plan for our activities to be finished. We either plan or think about different activities at the same time and end up with uncertianity and no output. Sometimes, we think to see all activites being finished in no time, but nothing happens and we end up with piled up activites for next day.

I had read a story in one of the news letter about a person who did nothing by the end of the day when he thinks to do whatever come to his way.

He wanted to clean the car so he got pipe and he was searching keys and found paper on the table and he started reading news paper. He felt of having tea while reading the newspaper. He move towards the kitchen and saw some thing which outside of fridge. He took it and try to keep in fridge and saw a cool drink. He thought to drink and cool drink and took out and saw some dirt on the flower vase on the table. He kept the bottle aside and tried cleaning. While tyring to clean, he got a call. While talking on phone, he got remebered to call his girl friend. Like this the day was finished. Ultimately he did nothing. The time passed and the day was over. Becuase he was not organized himself what to do when, he got into such situation of wanting to do whatever comes into his way.

This is just becuase we don't have a plan or thought how to finish each activity in an organized way. When you handle activites criss-cross way, we will not be able to finish any of them. We need to have clear mind on what activity we should take up first and next. This is what I suppose organizing self. We do things or activites in an organized way. No confusion, no criss-cross. No wastage of time. Complete productivity.

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