10-08-2010, 01:32 PM
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Forest Sprite
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Back Up in the Woods
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Originally Posted by jamjammer53150
So for me Chaous is ok , but i try to continuley put things away to keep it somewhat under control.
one key is IT IS OK TO THROW STUFF OUT . I dont know how much used sand paper I kept I also kept the scrap balsa , ply wood ( even sawdust) . The tote method allows you to save allof the above , but only till the tote is full .
( I use sawdust to mix with epoxy )
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You hit the two biggest disorganization issues squarely on the head! NO system will ever work unless to get into the habit of:
- putting things away, back where they belong once you use them, and
- continuously and ruthlessly throwing unnecessary stuff out!
No one is ever totally faithful about doing this, but it should be a priority. And although it is true that a little bit of chaos can be the spark that ignites innovation and creativity, so can the fact of knowing what one has and where to find it. I can't tell you how many times in the past that I brainstormed an idea that I then never followed up on because it was to much work to locate what I needed and to clear out enough space to construct it.
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