1, offline courses and training
You can learn by taking offline storage and classification courses and training. These courses are usually provided by professional organizers or institutions, who will share practical organizational skills, principles and methods to help you build a more organized and tidy living environment. You can find relevant courses and training in local community colleges, professional institutions or private training institutions.
2. Network teaching resources
There are many online teaching resources available on the Internet. You can search and organize related video tutorials, blog articles, e-books, etc. Improve your organizational ability through self-study. At the same time, there are also some professional websites and forums in the field of storage and sorting. You can exchange experiences with other like-minded people and get more learning resources on these platforms.
3. Read relevant books and materials.
There are many classic books for you to learn and refer to. These books usually contain a wealth of knowledge, practical skills and success stories. Reading can help you deepen your understanding of storage and sorting, and get inspiration and inspiration from it. You can find these books in libraries, bookstores or online platforms, such as Breaking Up, Sorting out Magic and so on.
4. Practice and experience accumulation
The most important thing in learning organization is practice and experience accumulation. You can try different finishing methods and skills in your daily life and gradually establish a finishing system that suits you. At the same time, constantly thinking and summing up, recording your own finishing experience and understanding will help deepen your understanding of the principles and methods of finishing and improve the efficiency and effect of finishing.
Through the study and practice in the above ways, you can gradually master the skills of storage and arrangement, and build a more tidy and orderly living environment. Remember that storage and sorting are a long-term process, and it is necessary to persist in and continue sorting work in order to maintain a good sorting state.