The author realized they had a long task of organizing their messy bedroom ahead of them. They had been postponing this task for two days, and the pile of disorganized items was only growing larger. Being disorganized has always caused struggles in the author's daily life, especially during their teenage years. While the physical chaos didn't bother them as much, the author was more irritated by not having organized important paperwork or thrown away unnecessary items. Having many pending tasks just led to more procrastination and created an irritating feeling of stress. Therefore, the author recently decided to start being more organized in order to feel happier and gain more self-discipline, especially during the current situation.

1. Organization: The Key To Happiness
Looking at my messy bedroom I realised I had a long hour of organizing ahead: books and
schoolwork, my bed, clothes and random objects that were all around the place. “Maybe I
can do it tomorrow” I said to myself. However, that was the second day I had postponed
accomplishing that tiring task, and the list of items was only becoming longer each day.
Being disorganised has always been a struggle in my daily life, specially during my teenage
years. It took me long to realize that postponing my duties took me more time and even
effort than getting them done as soon as possible.
However, it was not that type of chaos that really bothered me. I was more irritated about not
having organized my last year’s school paperwork yet or about not having thrown away
unnecessary stuff since it isn't useful for me anymore. In fact, having so many pending
things just made me procrastinate them even more. This created an irritating feeling of
stress I couldn't handle anymore.
Therefore, and due to the fact that the situation going on nowadays requires a lot of
self-discipline, I recently started psyching myself up about the need of leaving
disorganization aside. Not only did this decision make my life a little less messier, but it also
made me eager to follow the same path and, what's more important, it made me feel more
happy about myself.