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What's something that massively improved your quality of life? (lazysoci.al)

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[–] lvxferre@mander.xyz 6 points 4 days ago

Developing and following basic principles of organisation:

If it's in use, set it apart.
If it's often used, it should be at hand.
If it's used with something else, group them together.
Beyond that, put it in a predictable place. Don't try to be smart.

For some people this might look obvious, but for me it wasn't - my mum is noticeably disorganised and my father was a hoarder, so I never had the chance to learn those things through my childhood. But once I got those things right, they improved my quality of life by a lot.