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ou can’t find the overdue electric bill. That punch bowl you borrowed for the office Christmas party has disappeared.
The insurance file on the house seems to be missing and the kids’ rooms are a disaster area. What do you do? Being organized is a good thing, says Cynthia L. Kirk of “Well Put, Therapy for the Hopelessly Disorganized." But not just because it looks nice. Being organized can help take a lot of stress out of your life. “I don’t like looking for things at all,” says Kirk. “So, whenever I get into a space, in a short time, it’s all functioning.”
Function is Kirk’s watchword. Being organized is simply a state of being able to function with the least amount of stress — getting the job done in the easiest possible manner. Different people require different kinds and amounts of organization,
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