Let's talk more about the four organizing styles. Let's dig deep so you can once and for all

really understand how you organize naturally and why.

Hey clutter bugs welcome back to the clutter bug podcast. Today we're talking about the four

different organizing styles again and we're going to really dig deep because I think sometimes

I have a tendency to over complicate this. I'm going to simplify this because the truth is

it's really simple. Your organizing style just comes down to how you naturally sort and how you

naturally store your things and what I'm really wanting you to do is be more mindful of yourself

and your habits and how you put things away, how you naturally use things and how you naturally

put things away. So let's first talk about how you sort. You can be a really detailed

sorter. Love lots of categories or be a more broad category sorter. So you just want to be able

to put things away quickly. You don't mind taking the time to dig through a bin to find what you

need. Now this doesn't mean you want everything just randomly in a bin but a broad category sort

or a non detailed sorter. They don't mind having all of their medicine perhaps in one bin

and looking for their pain reliever because it's more important to them when they put that

aspirin bottle away that they can just chuck it into a basket. So would you rather find something

quickly and take time to put it away or put something away quickly and don't mind taking a few

seconds to find it. That's really what this core is talking about. Now there are a lot of people

who say I want both. I definitely want both. But if you really take a look at yourself,

you should be able to know if you are a detailed person or a non detailed person. Do you take the

time to sort your papers in a really detailed way or do you really crave that? And we're not

talking about your fantasy self. We all have this fantasy of in an ideal world we're all going

to be living in homes like the home edit or we're going to be Marie Kondo. But realistically,

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