The first and most obvious effect of being organized is that it will help you with daily objectives. Most of the times, people misplace or forget about something that they need later on. According to Newsweek, Americans on average spend 55 minutes a day looking for misplaced items. This is equivalent to 12 days in one year. If your room is coordinated, you can easily find those items and use it. It is short, …show more content…
In a society right now, reputation is valued incredibly importantly, and a worry-some reputation is not something a person would want to have. But being organized can boost someone’s reputation in many ways. Firstly, it will make people find you clean. Being clean is an important factor for a lot of people, and if someone sees your room, cubicle, etc is a relatively spotless place, they will look at you in a much better way. On the other hand, messy, disheveled, gross rooms will not leave a person pleasant. It will most likely make them avoid you and will not find you trustworthy. On the contrary, organized people are more likely to be trusted. People with messy rooms have a hard time looking for things, which results in people not being able to trust them with objects. However, organized people show how they are clean which will most likely make a person trust in them more than someone who might have a disorganized room. Ultimately, being organized will result in a boost in reputation and trust with …show more content…
Having a filthy, dirty room will most likely cause stress at some point. Stress can be caused by multitudes of reasons. Common reason might be because you are not organized. When someone is in a hurry, not being able to find that item can be big factor in someone’s stress. On the flip side, if someone is organized, even if he/she is in a hurry, can find his/her item fast. This will reduce stress due to the fact of not feeling rushed. Another effect of being organized is that of being able to plan ahead of time. Since you know where all of your items are, you can easily track your schedule and see what you need to bring to class, work, gym, etc. This can lead to easy time management, since it is easy to track your items if you are organized. These effects cannot be consistent in people who are not organized. If someone is disorganized it can be harder for him/her to find his/her items which can lead to them not being able to manage time beforehand. Overall, being organized can reduce someone’s daily life