as a person, neither
Everything I'm able to organize is a super rigidly organized and tends to stay that way: my dresser, the
fishdish cupboard, my digital documentsOther things are just an absolute mess all the time: my calendar, my handwriting, my medical and insurance paperwork
And some things are in the middle, just sort of "good enough": my yard, my bathroom shelves, my tool cabinet
I really dislike paperwork. What works for me is to take pictures of my paperwork and just store them chronologically. When I need something, the search by text on my phone has proven very accurate.
fish cupboard
Are we talking about canned food, or...?
Disorganized, but I swear I have a system.
Absolute zero organization.
Are you neurodiverse? It can be linked to it
Organized but unmotivated to organize. So I live in a hell of my own making.
Oh hi me!
Highly organised.
Do you have any tips to share?
Get things done asap. I do the dishes immediately after eating. I deal with all paperwork as soon as it comes to my attention. I write shopping lists before going to the stores. Every appointment or meet up with friends gets put in my calendar.
The big benefit of this approach is that I get a lot of things done and don't become stressed out about unfinished chores.
Without my meds: disorganized
With ADHD meds: also disorganized, but with the ability to become organized if I want/need to
Organized to the max at work. Disorganized mess but I know where things are at home
Im oddly both. Im generally unorganized but if I have control of my environment I will both organize as I go and do spurts of organizing. When I have enough time things will get organized but I like them organized by practicality or ease of use although sometimes that does not matter and I will do alphabetical or date or such.
I've been accused of that, yeah.
Disorganized chaos, spending a lot of time focusing my weak spots. Being naturally chaotic, and trained organized, I hope to achieve a complete outcome
I strive to be organized but I cannot bear actually being organized. My middle grounds is to take notes.
Better at work than at home.
A combination. Depends on the area/topic, really.
At home, it's a disorganized collection of locally organized systems. The degree of organization depends on how much I care about each individual area.
At work it's mostly disorganized, but that's mostly the nature of the job itself. I thrive in this environment, as it's pretty chaotic in nature, and my part of it is basically making sure that it works anyhow. I'm pretty nazi when it comes to IP assignments, as the routing tables are very organized. But I don't give two shits about the cabling, as that changes every few weeks anyway.
I have a bit of an organized mess.
Things have an exact place so I know where I can find just about anything I know I have, but that place isn't exactly "neat." Lol
I'm highly organized when it comes to more intangible things like planning. I need to know exactly what I'm doing, where I'm going, and when. I have a plan and I stick to it.
