Three Steps: Organizational Skills Course

Name: Three Steps: Organizational Skills Course
Rating: 3.9 (63 reviews)

Anyone can organize when given proper tools, should they desire changing a behavior pattern. Live clear, live free.

Created byJanine Handler

Last updated 10/2017

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What you'll learn

Students should be able to use any combination of the four learning tools of organization to help in any sector of confusion.
You will be able to have peace of mind knowing that your workspace, home, or any other area can be organized.

Course content

4 sections • 17 lectures • 1h 18m total length

What Critical Thinking is Not3:38
Identify what critical thinking is not—blaming others, being overly emotional, or being trapped in OCD-like over-organization—and learn clear reasoning as a practical tool in this four-part organizational skills course.
What Critical Thinking Is3:20
Critical thinking is the assessment part of organizing any space, revealing why things aren’t working and guiding fact-finding using a box model covering management, employees, clients, and business model.
Gathering Clues4:07
Gather clues by observing the workplace as a detective, marking observations with a notebook. Assess tools, training, safety, dress, and management availability for questions or suggestions to improve client service.
Building A Strategy3:54
Build a strategy using a mystery movie model with three tools: logistical thinking, a timeline, and skill management—to uncover truth and improve organization.
Exposing The Crime2:56
Expose the crime by gathering clues, presenting the problem and strategy to management, and outlining a repairable plan with clear authority. Practice critical thinking, stay objective, and adapt with humility.

What Logistical Thinking is Not2:34
Logistical thinking is not pessimistic thinking, not worrying, and not merely moving a pile or chasing speed. It emphasizes balance, deliberate training, and a cleaner path to the finish line.
Where To Put The Problem4:16
Logistical thinking identifies blockages and creates clear pathways to move a problem from point a to point b, clarifying the mind. Emphasizes creativity to explore multiple solutions and bypass obstacles.
Practicality5:00
Apply practicality by analyzing problems, researching thoroughly, and planning movement through elimination and creative options, from military logistics to a rain-damaged cake transport scenario.
Legalities3:41
Develop practical logistics thinking by weighing contracts, availability, and timelines to keep moves legal and efficient, while calculating truck costs, travel options, and storage needs.
Recap2:39
Review the logistical thinking recap: critical thinking assesses and resolves blockages in any space, guiding creativity, practicality, and legality—through contracts, appointments, and maps—to move from point a to point b.

Skill Management/Good Parenting7:27
Master skill management through a three-step home model, moving from problem identification with critical thinking to solution via logistical thinking, illustrated by parenting, child, and grandparent roles.
Childlike Faith/Good Grandparenting9:28
Develop childlike faith to identify and grow talents; mentor and train others through skill management and apprenticeship; and practice good grandparenting to pass on skills and foster lifelong learning.

Time Management6:47
Balance the time needed to perform a task with the available time. Practice realistic planning, avoid predetermining durations, and apply critical thinking across daily routines and working with others.
What Is Time Management8:11
Explore the three-step time management framework focused on motivation, aligning skills with tasks, supplying clear guidelines and contingencies, and fostering self and team motivation to meet time constraints.
Backwards Scheduling3:37
Practice backward scheduling by starting with the deadline and mapping tasks backward, as illustrated in a painting bid, allocating hours for cleaning, prepping, taping, and painting.
Thinking It Through5:00
Think through time demands and plan contingencies for travel, considering airport logistics, weather, and delays. Foster teamwork with kindness and patience to ensure everyone meets the schedule.
Recap1:57
Practice time management by giving time where needed, taking time when abundant, and coordinating with others, while providing tools, hiring fit teammates, and leading with kindness to stay on schedule.

Requirements

Students will not need any prerequisites, except a clear mind.

Description

Course Description

My course will explain how you can organize any space or any task. In creating this course it became clear most people may already possess certain skills to organize, yet still feel powerless to accomplish the task. Breaking the barrier by having clear definitions and proper tools should help even the person least likely to succeed. The way it is broken out means you can choose all learning tools or only the one you are short on in your abilities. The last section in the course will teach you how to intersect each one in the level of need.

Who this course is for:

Anyone with a need to get their space or job organized
Mothers of Fathers wanting to get their Home in order

Three Steps: Organizational Skills Course

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Course content

Critical Thinking5 lectures • 18min

Logistical Thinking5 lectures • 18min

Skill Management2 lectures • 17min

Time Management5 lectures • 26min

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