6 Ways Being Disorganized is Costing You Time & Money

1,377 views · Published 20 November 2017 · 10:21 · Indexed 15 October 2026

Channel: The Organized Soprano · 2017 · Howto & Style

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6 Ways being Disorganized is Costing You Time & Money! As a professional organizer in the Boston Metropolitan area, I've worked with a lot of different clients but have seen a lot of the same phenomena. One of the benefits to actually getting your home and life organized is that you actually save both money and time, which to me are almost the same thing. If your home is disorganized, it can cause a host of other problems for your lifestyle. You can definitely purchase unnecessary items that you don't need or already had! I cannot tell you how many times I found multiples of things in peoples' homes which were purchased simply because they could not find the original item. Late fees from not keepig track of bills or library books can also cost you a lot of fees also. Keeping track of mail and dealing with it as soon as it comes into your possesion can really cut down on these fees!

The average American spends 55 minutes a day looking for items! Can you believe that? Do you want to waste an hour a day looking for items? NO! Get organized!

Overshopping and impulse shopping can also cause you to waste money if you don't have a plan for things you are bringing home with you. I have also seen clients lose ACTUAL money and checks in their homes as well as well as coupons and other opportunites to save. Share this video if you think someone needs the motivation! 

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