Last night I reorganized my closets. It had been a goal of mine. Usually I let things linger, but since I have noticed that systems can adapt, and iteration can make us better, I decided to take everything out of my closets and see what was necessary.
It certainly was interesting. I always think I have thrown everything out that I don’t use, but through this exercise, I always get clothes, old papers, and even weird things like a Zune that I had locked away. If we let stuff linger, it will linger. Getting into those closets got rid of a lot of crap in my life.
I woke up this morning and my room felt cleaner. I also felt better. I was able to get to things faster. I found myself getting out the house quicker. In short, I made progress in other things automatically simply by clearing out things I didn’t need.
Quarterly cleanups. I wonder what I will find in June.
From the desk of Adam Thomas 