There are many objects and lots of information around us. However, do we need all of them? If we think about this matter carefully, we can easily realize that we don’t need them all. Liz Davenport, a famous organization consultant, explains that workers spend about 150 hours a year just on searching necessary information or objects. In fact, everyone frequently wastes much time on searching for things at home.
Experts explain that we can have more time for ourselves to spend on what is valuable by saving time spent on Experts explain that we can have more time for ourselves to spend on what is valuable by saving time spent on searching for things, and they pass on the knowhow of organizing things and information. Their instructions come down to “Set your priorities, and put things and files used often within your reach,” and “Throw away unnecessary things immediately instead of piling them up.”
Simply speaking, we need to make a good decision of whether we should throw away things or keep them. It seems complex, but the majority of people already know what they should discard or keep. They just find it hard to take action.
Do we feel the same with our life of faith? Let’s check our spiritual priority list, and find if we have kept what we need to discard, and vice versa. If we make good use of organizing skills, we can focus better on the goal of saving souls by saving our time spent on meaningless things.