DISORGANIZATION Being disorganized might be a bad habit resulting from the way we function. Most often the disorder is a learned behavior, and it is maintained by association. However, many people like to be surrounded by disorder because it is exciting and reminds them that they have to do many things, but this can become in procrastination, this habit can lead you to lose much time and affect your work and relationships. In my work I am very disorganized with my notes, I always spend time trying to locate a note on a particular subject. However in my room, I am apparently disorganized, but I am able to find everything, it would be an order unorthodox or "orderly disorder". In my bag, I carry many things and the simple task of locating the keys becomes a very complicated job. In contrast, my disorder is sometimes interesting, because I like to plan and prioritize things, I am a very active person and with my disorder I have always something to do. Here are some tips that I found to overcome this bad habit and increase the productivity. It is important to want to change, and to make the effort that entails. The specialists propose having a positive attitude and being persistent. It's also good to go reviewing and adapting the objectives. The establishment of subgoals helps to change and increase the motivation. It is essential to set specific and simple targets, psychologists suggest not being a perfectionist; for example, if you usually disorganized the entire house, you might want to decide don't leave clothes lying around as a first objective. Learn to let go unrealistic expectations helps to have a system that works for you and it will make the difference. It is desirable to ask a friend or relative to be your "organizing buddy." It will greatly increase your chances for success. Your buddy will help you overcome your reluctance to part with objects, haul your discard pile to the waste, and help you figure out what to do with the remainder. I recommend as a first step clearing a table or an area of the floor to use as a sorting stage. Define sections for the following categories: keep, give away or sell, fix, and discard. Finally I recommend keeping the lid on clutter by scheduling regular maintenance sessions.