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One thing I find myself doing all too often is picking something up, not knowing where to put it, then putting it somewhere else to get to “later.” Not only do I get a false sense of accomplishment by feeling like I organized a bit, but future me ends up finding things in the most random places.
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@heavygweit
ah, a fellow pile maker i have adapted to this by placing baskets in places i am most likely to pile then when i have the urge to hyperfocusclean i just go to all the baskets and empty all the things
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My fam’s strategy is a big drawer in the kitchen that we lovingly call “the hell drawer” that contains all little things we aren’t sure where to put but need to go somewhere. If you can’t find something, it’s probably in the hell drawer.
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@lephturn
For me I put things in “a safe place” so I can find it again later. “A safe place” is, unfortunately, a pocket dimension and anything I put there is lost forever.
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@frdysk
A few times already, looking for my phone in my room, searched all over, just to realize i was holding it in my hand
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@st0noots
Just the other day I lost my glasses and @raccoontrading found it in the backyard a week later 🙃 Theyre like little surprises I leave for myself
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@brunnicorsato
I do the equivalent with tasks, add them to a to do list that literally never gets done or even looked at after the end of the day. The next day I do the same thing, on a different sheet of paper for future me to find a bunch of lists to be tackled 🤷🏻‍♀️
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