Money and time saved – paying all your bills on time. Knowing what you have and where to find it. A pleasing and functional environment to enjoy, appreciate and share with others. A feeling of spaciousness. An environment that is easy to maintain and clean. Systems which suit your personal needs and style. Clarity in determining priorities and how to best move forward. “Bigger-picture thinking.” Getting more things done.   Freedom from worry about unfinished business. The assurance that your papers and possessions are in order. More space in your life for family, friends, and the things that really matter. The self-esteem and confidence that is fostered from having your life in order.
	In contrast, some of what we pay for not being organized: Late charges on overdue bills and money spent replacing lost things. Not being able to find the things we need, and the stress and time wasted looking for them. Not getting things done. The distraction of clutter. A nagging anxiety about unfinished business. Getting lost in emails. Discouraging piles of papers and things, and the fear and embarrassment of others seeing them.