2024年3月30日发(作者：)

善于自我管理的人的好习惯英语

善于自我管理的人的人生一定不会差，但是他们并非生来就会自

我管理，他们希望自己的一切都有条不紊。接下来，小编给大家准备

了善于自我管理的人的好习惯英语,欢迎大家参考与借鉴。

善于自我管理的人的好习惯英语

Really organized people are not born organized people. They

have to cultivate healthy habits, which then help them to stay

organized. Here are the essential ten habits they use to keep their

lives in order:

1. Write Things Down

We all know someone that remembers every birthday and

sends cards for every holiday. It’s not magic and they don’t

use memorization. Trying to remember things will not help you

to stay organized. You should try writing things down.

A pen and some paper is our way of remembering things

externally, and it’s much more permanent. You can also use a

computer or a smart phone. You will only further complicate your

life by trying to contain important dates and reminders in your

head. Write down everything: shopping lists for groceries,

holiday gifts, home decor, and important dates like meetings and

birthdays.

As an experiment, try writing down people’s names shortly

after you meet them (when they’re not looking). I’ll bet you

remember a lot more names that way.

2. Make Schedules and Deadlines

Organized people don’t waste time. They recognize that

keeping things organized goes hand-in-hand with staying

productive. They make and keep schedules for the day and week.

They make deadlines and set goals. And most importantly, they

and stick to them! Similarly, by living a cluttered lifestyle, you will

not have the time or space to make your deadlines or achieve

your goals.

As an experiment, look at your bucket list or make one. Write

down the things you want to achieve this year or in your life. Then

write down what you need to do to achieve them.

3. Don’t Procrastinate

The longer you wait to do something, the more difficult it will

be to get it done. If you want your life to be less stressful and less

demanding, then organize as soon as you can. Putting in the

effort to get things done as soon as possible will lift the weight

off of you from doing it later.

As an experiment, think of one thing that you should

organize in your life. Write it down. Then write down when you

can do it and what you need to get it done. If you can get it done

right now, then go do it!

4. Give Everything a Home

It’s easy to get lost if you don’t have a home. Keeping your

life organized means keeping your things in their proper places.

Organized people keep order by storing things properly and by

labeling storage spaces.

Make easy-to-access storage spaces for things you use all

the time, and don’t let your storage spaces get cluttered. Be

creative about finding places for things. In addition, as a BIG NO:

never label a storage space as “miscellaneous!”

As an experiment, choose one place in your home that you

can re-organize. If there are scattered items, then group them

together. Once you’ve sorted everything, find or make a

“home” for similar items, label the “homes,” and put them in

the proper places. For example, a cup holder for your pens and

pencils should go in an easily accessible place, but the rarely used

craft materials can be stored out of sight.

5. Declutter Regularly

Find time each week to organize. Highly organized people

make sure they find time every week, or more, to organize there

things. Stuff does not stay organized on its own; it needs to be

reorganized continuously and consistently.

As an experiment, look at your schedule and find a time to

organize, then do it.

6. Keep Only What You Need

More stuff means more clutter. People who live organized

lives only keep what they need and what they really really want.

Having fewer things also means that you enjoy those things more

and feel better about using everything you own, rather than

letting half of what you own collect dust.

Have you ever felt like you don’t have the space to keep all

the stuff you own? Instead of renting a storage unit or buying a

larger home, get rid of some things.

As an experiment, write down the number of things you think

you actually need. Then, write a list of all the things that you own.

If the number of things you actually own exceeds your ideal need

list, then it’s time to organize.

7. Know Where to Discard Items

Do whatever you can to get rid of stuff. Less stuff means less

clutter. Donate to thrift stores. Sell on Craigslist or eBay. Take a

trip to the recycling center. Set up a garage sale. Find a place to

get rid of your things.

As an experiment, choose one space in your house to purge.

Go through shelves, drawers, and boxes. Everything you find that

you don’t need, set aside. Make a pile of things to maybe keep,

which you can go through later, and a pile of things to discard

now. Then find a way to kick those things out the door

immediately.

8. Stay Away from Bargains

You have removed the things you don’t need. Will you

replace them when you see something on sale? Instead of

bargain shopping without planning ahead, write down down

exactly what you need and buy only those items. Organized

people do not give in to false advertising. Items on sale will only

produce more clutter.

As an experiment, go to a shopping mall with no money. Just

look at all the things on sale that you wish you could buy if you

had brought your wallet or purse. If you find nothing, then good

for you. If you made a list, then keep that list somewhere and

look at it a month from now. If you still want it, then it’s safe to

buy.

9. Delegate Responsibilities

A really organized life is not overfilled with responsibilities,

meetings, and deadlines. In fact, it has less because things that

create stress have been slowly organized out.

As an experiment, look at your to-do list or make one. Go

through the list and find one task that you can remove from your

list or give to someone else. Now feel the stress of having to do

it fall away.

10. Work Hard

Put in a little effort. Actually, put in a lot of effort when

necessary. Once you have delegated responsibilities and made a

schedule, then you can organize what you have to do and when

you can do it. Staying organized is not all a breeze. It requires

that you work hard with recognition that when you work harder,

you can enjoy your clutter-free home life later.

As an experiment, worker harder when you feel like giving up

today.