Most of us want to be organised, or at least we admire people who are organised. Sometimes, we might fancy our haphazard way of doing things. With this approach, things can get messed up easily.

For some unnecessary reasons, you might place your car or house key in places in one corner of your house, which will now become difficult to find whenever it's time to leave the house.

Not been organise tends to waste our time, causing an unnecessary emotional derailment. Some technics can help you through this.

To be organised, you have to be committed.

If you are serious about being organised, you don't have to struggle; commitment is all you need. But, on the other hand, if you are part of the people who fancy the idea of being organised, you are probably not going to achieve it. To be organised, you need to live beyond desiring it and commit to whatever you lay down. In order, most of the time, always stick to the plan.

You have to be honest!

The only way you won't struggle with being organised is to be truthful with yourself. To be honest with yourself, there are genuine questions you need to ask yourself.

Do you feel bad when you missed an important person's birthday?
Do you panic when you imagine you could lose your ticket?
Do you feel scared of being embarrassed if you were spotted late in that meeting?
Do you feel horrible at the end of the month because you couldn't figure out how you spent your money?
How about the session you were supposed to prepare, which you didn't. Do you feel bad because you bluff?

Ask yourself these tough questions. The moment you realise the amount of stress you can shed off if you are better organised, you will commit yourself to doing things that will make you organised.

You don't have to change your personality.

Trying to be organised doesn't mean you have to lose what makes you happy. On the contrary, people often perceive organised people as being boring, passionless, predictable and staid. Realistically, all these assumptions are not true.

You can be organised and be fun at the same time. Being organised is the ability to set priorities and stick to them. Being organised should be a thing that happens under the hood and not something you should show off.

In other words, you don't have to become a tedious person for you to be organised. You can still be fun and engaging while trying to be efficient.

To wrap things up, you can improve the quality of your life by being organised. To do this, you have to be committed, ask yourself the tough questions, and finally, don't take your happiness away trying to be organised. Instead, integrate discipline into your personality.