Complete Organization Masterclass - Organize - Decluttering (Udemy.com)

Yes I like it a lot as it's kept very realistic and to the point.Iam totally in agreement with many of your view points so it is a great pleasure to hear you expressing them from your prospective.But of course as it is not as you said 'you talking and me listening' , the way I am translating your inspiration by your messages is as following for example : I keep on decluttering more, this would include also deleting Aps of my phone, which it becomes finally more natural by not just forcing myself to do it or doing it so to just please others etc.Then I made my voice messages and videos and I re-evaluated several of my view points on what is 'productivity',after all.And last but not least I would like to let you know that your intention to create an effect, a change and an inspiration it is well received and duplicated.Thank you.

I originally had difficulty as I prefer to read the script rather than listen as I’m hard of hearing. Eventually worked out how to do this and enjoyed expanding my brain. A lot was not relevant as I’m retired but I could still relate to most of the course and it’s just a case of putting it into practice.

I am speechless, how much I needed this class. It has helped me tremendously. My level of consistency it's extremely bad. Somehow, I am keeping some of the habits since I started the course. By repeating so much the same things over, it kind of got me to say it out loud more often while I'm making changes. (like give it away, sale it, or throw it out, get rid of it hahaha!!). It really works if you put your mind into it. Thank you so much for thinking in every detail!!

I loved the previews and the first few hours, but ultimately it became tedious with endless hours of repetition. If you get to the part where you're required to "join my facebook group" ...suprise!... you can add to your daily interruptions with endless notifications (which seems to fly in the face of the multiple lessons on productivity & time management). If you don't have time to waste, don't do the facebook group, unless of course you profit from hearing others time management concerns while time ticks away. Since all questions are left unanswered outside the facebook group, this course really offers little support to Udemy students. Frankly, paradoxical!

There is actually to much repetition. I think maybe there is a lot of ovious things that can be avoided like the "that's not what i'm saying" part, but being fair, there is to much really good tips in the whole course, I'm starting to use my time more carefully. Maybe I don't have a good social status tu use the entire course, but those parts which I can improve e really helpfull, now I have a better idea how to decluter my stuff

This course was definitely a good match for me. I work in a corporate environment where we get exhausted because of constant notifications, emails, email clutter, too many files cluttering up the desktop and the shared drive, multiple client projects, meetings, and cell phone calls. On top of that, the clutter intrudes into my apartment. As a result, having a system in place which cleans up the clutter from our various areas of life makes a huge difference. Right now, I maintain a zero-email policy; schedule a time for emails, the cell phone, and Microsoft Teams; maintain a filing system for emails broken down by client; I continue the remove at least one item of clutter a day rule; I removed the Facebook messenger and Whatsapp messenger apps; and I shut off the cell phone for most of the day. The outcome: I am not overwhelmed with work, because I found out that being strategically busy means doing less work and accomplishing all the things that matter. There are also other benefits: having a clean apartment is awesome, knowing where the emails are is great, and having free time creates more opportunities to be more organized and to enjoy a break now and then. We used to think the debate was over whether to live to work or to work to live, but I think it is a bit more complicated than that dichotomy. Getting organized means that you can do more to work to live by freeing up more time for leisure. Conversely, if you like to live to work, organization allows to work harder. This course is amazing and my advice is not to ditch the course just because it may not cover every single aspect of your life. I do not need the course's advice on my yard or my garage yet, because I rent an apartment. But there is enough valuable information to make taking this course worthwhile.

So far I have cleaned my desk in my office and got rid of a bunch of emails that I am "saving for later". Since this is technically for my work, I havent applied any of the strategies to my house yet, but thinking of ideas. On the job part: I already love what I do and a lot of the things I have already implemented, but got some more good ideas. I took one of your earlier classes where you taught about selfie-speak and I still am not real comfortable talking to myself in my phone! Thanks for a great class!

I like the presenter- he is fascinating and so knowledgeable, everything he says makes so much sense. He’s got the perfect listening voice. PS THE ONLY PROBLEM IS THE INTERNET KEEPS CUTTING OUT WITH ALL YOUR PROGRAMS. THATS VERY FRUSTRATING. YOU TUBE I NEVER HAVE THAT PROBLEM. PLEASE LOOK INTO IT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. MONIKA ⭐️

I definitely learned some useful tips & tricks through this course. However, I didn't appreciate the advice on diet and especially on weighing yourself every day. Don't do that! If you eat a healthy diet, your body itself will find its perfect weight. And although true from an efficiency perspective, I didn't really appreciate the advice to buy everything online and preferably through a huge webshop like Amazon. A webshop that is known to treat its employees very poorly... And what about stimulating local economy and buying from hardworking shopowners? Wouldn't it be possible to integrate local shopping in your day, since you are also supposed to be lazy? And if you are so efficient and succesful, why worry about maybe paying a little bit more? Nevertheless, thank you TJ for making this course. I appreciate all learning ánd apparently reaffirming my values.

nice, practical, genuine. The SelfieSpeak idea is fabulous, because it really helps to address the root of the clutter problem. E-mail tips are good, too. There could have been some more scope for advice on the Computer Desktop (and how cluttered this can get...)