Fixing Stuff Around You!

Taking responsibility is a commitment to own your life, to self leadership, growth and freedom -Christopher Avery

So after reading instructions about Fixing stuff around yourself. I looked at my surroundings and everything was cleaned and organized. I thought that I will do this activity tomorrow when I will be cleaning my place. Then I thought what will be the use of it. This is something I do regularly, like I love cleaning and organizing. Everyday I clean my house all by myself, so it was nothing new for me. So I started thinking about what should I do. I checked my cupboard and everything was organized. Then I checked my kitchen cabinet, drawers everything was in order. After thinking for like few minutes, it came in my mind why not organize my jewelry box, because it was really in bad shape and I was kind of delaying it for no reason. I was hoping that my sister would do it. I did not bother to do it myself.

Now, I am glad that Amal assigned us this activity and now I can save my jewelry from getting ruined.

This is really in bad shape.

Let’s do it Sundas!

What I am going to do is, I am going to make a separate storage for my rings, ear studs, earrings and neck pieces. So that next time when I am going to wear it everything is accessible and visible.

Tadaaa!

Its done…

It hardly took 10 minutes and its done, I was delaying it for no reason.

Super Happy that my jewelry is now organized.

I have now realized that if you start doing these little efforts in your daily routine, everything will be in order and organized, and you will feel good.

This is all about taking responsibility…

“Your little efforts matter”

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