A simple lesson of Organization at Task Levels
Cleaning the real windows….
I had quite a few cobwebs on the backside of the house that I have delayed cleaning. So I grabbed a broom and started clearing them.
I looked back and saw that I had skipped some webs. OK, I need to think about what I am doing, break this down to be thorough, and not depend on my sight so much.
So I do each window then circle back.
Now I do above each window then circle back.
Now I do each frame, circle back.
I should break this down further, do the top of each frame, bottom of each frame, the left and right side of each frame.
Now I have the sills of each window as well as below. At little more digging with the broom is required here.
At this point, I see that there are balls of web that have remained stuck. I focus on those.
Of course, clean the broom when you are done.
This is how I work, honestly. I circle through over and over until I get the results I need. Create a checklist as I continue. I see others that proceed one agonizing step at a time, these one-steppers go nuts when they see how I work.
Which is right, which is wrong? What matters is the result!
Have a blessed day by God.
