Benefits

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  The benefit of good organization is that it can make sense of your daily life. Rather than wasting time looking for items that you have misplaced or sorting through piles of information to find the one bit of information you need, organization separates these items into categories that can be easily referenced later. Good organization can also give a space a neat and aesthetically pleasing look, which can restore a sense of calm and peace of mind in an otherwise chaotic space.
  
  

Features

• Good organization begins with a good sorting. In order to create a good system of organization, you must first divide your belongings into categories that will allow your information to be easily referenced. Another feature of organization is the process of throwing away or donating excess clutter that is unnecessary to keep. Finally, the most visual feature of organization is the visual space. The objects must be delineated into storage facilities like shelves or bins, and placed in such a way to create a logical system for use.
  
  

Effects

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  The effect of a good organizational system is one of relief. The organizer can feel relieved that he or she devoted the time and hard work necessary into putting their belongings into a logical manner that will function easily for their needs. An organization system will save you time and energy in the long run, as it will free up the time that you would usually spend sifting through chaos to accomplish other tasks at hand.
  
  

Risk Factors

• Organization frees you from chaos.
  
  Though the benefits of organizing far outweigh any bad that can come from it, there are some risk factors involved with establishing an organization system. There is the possibility that while sorting through endless piles of paperwork, you may get a paper cut. There is the potential of tripping over storage bins that house your items while organizing. There is even the potential for the emotional toll of accidentally throwing away something that you will later regret because you got too caught up in the spirit of being clutter-free.
  
  

Significance

• Organization is important simply because it can restore a sense of order and balance to your life. It will give you back time wasted on extraneous tasks because you are overwhelmed by things that can be easily organized into a logical system. Along with a renewed sense of calm and well-being, it increases efficiency and productivity because you are able to accomplish tasks that would otherwise bog you down due to a lack of organization.