Calling all students, it's time to go back to school and learn the skill of organizing

once and for all. Last year, the organized 365 team and I took the last 10 years of organizing,

teaching, and creating organization systems and streamlined each program for maximum transformation

and application. You could see the full video of these orientations by going to organize

365.com slash orientations. It is go time. In each of these orientations, I will remind you

why each organized 365 product was created, what transformation you can expect, how long it will

take, where you may go wrong, and how long your organization will last, spoiler alert, it could last

up to a decade or your lifetime. Enjoy auditing the series of orientations for the organized 365

products and then jump in and join us this fall as you get organized and achieve your own

transformation. Remember, organized 365 is here to support you in making the invisible work visible,

helping you organize the work that is in front of you so that you have more time to do what you

are uniquely created to do. All right, welcome to the paper organizing retreat orientation.

You can find a replay of this and the syllabus we're going to be going through over at

organized365.com slash orientations or just go to the organized 365 website under the event tab.

You'll see the replays. You'll see the syllabus is for all the orientations we're doing.

The reason why we're doing orientations is because I realized I created a university

and there's so many things that I share on the 500 podcast episodes that I've created over the

last eight years that there's a lot of information. Like, if you focus on one topic in exclusivity

for 10 years, you're going to come up with some new stuff. And what I've realized inside of the

organized 365 research that we did in the last few years is that we're on to something.

And that organization is a learnable skill for sure, but where do you learn it?

People teach you how to declutter or how to make it look cute, but who teaches the actual skill

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