I'm sure I've mentioned this before.
"Does owning an organiser, make you an organised person?"
In my opinion if you use your organiser correctly or any means of task reminder/diary even a digital one you will be a lot more organised than most. With a small amount of extra attention to detail the system will come together and you will no longer miss things during a busy week.
I know a few very disorganised people and I shake my head in disbelief as to how they manage to get through a week!
Of course it is Friday, finish off the working week in an orderly fashion and feel free to discuss anything Filofax related.
Have a good weekend.
I agree. Absolutely!
ReplyDeleteI disagree. As a person with suspected ADHD I can say that even using the bullet journal method as described by Ryder Carroll the inventer with ADHD correctly doesn't make me organised. I am not likely the only one like this. I think it helps a little when I write things down but the brain dump alone doesn't organise me. Systems and organisers aren't the complete solution for all.
ReplyDeleteFor me I have bullet journal, filofax, outlook, Google calendar and a TN or more. All used for parts of my life and attempt at getting organised.
Absolutely, Not! Steve, I’ve suffered all my life with the mimicking of undiagnosed ADHD. I have to try and apply 1000% more effort than family members, classmates, friends, colleagues, etc. It still is a severe struggle for me to be organized. -Jessie
ReplyDeleteI have OCD and as a woman in my early 40s I have now been told after a recent test I am also probably Autistic but I have declined to progress with the assessment. My Filofax has supported me since my lates teens staying organised and help to ease and control my OCD.
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