The Collective Quarter-Life Crisis

The Collective Quarter-Life Crisis

The Lost Generation

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Organizational systems

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  1. Because I want a place to talk stationary.

    I used to hate agendas. Like, utterly hate with a passion. Made worse by how I was never really given space to think about what it is I wanted, and nothing seemed to fit me.

    Then I discovered bullet journalling and I can build my own day planner?!?!

    Yes, it can be annoying to have to draw out a new Place For Things every week (I do not list out tasks for the day, I just don't), but I've also gone through about seven-ten different ways to plan out my time in the span of a single calendar year. And in that process I have learned so much about how I need information presented to me so I can get things done.

    I am not quite sure how to organize my living space for similar purposes (my bedroom is an utter mess) but I can't be the only one who holds such a passion for organization.
  2. ...I will go through long periods of time where I do things at random and don't clean at all, and then I'll go through a really short period where I'm like, "ORGANIZATIONAL POWERS ACTIVATE!!!" and go nuts and clean the entire house and organize all my old binders and categorize my books

    and then it dies out and I go back to being a semi-slob until the next wave hits.


In any free society, the conflict between social conformity and individual liberty is permanent, unresolvable, and necessary.
— Kathleen Norris