In these days of high cost, people often look for the cheaper ways to spend their lives. It is seemed that the price of the general needs of the people is damn high in price in general. The general needs to live a life for a common people are the foods, clothes and accommodation. All of them are very much costly days. Relatively the accommodation component of self owned house is seemed to be more expensive these days since the one time money investment is necessary to buy or make a house for you. But buying a unit of condo or the condominium could solve this problem of expense a little. Here you will be informed about the basics of the condos and answers of some of the Frequently Asked Questions or simply the FAQ. 1. what is a Condo? Answer: This question is the most obvious and generally asked by the most of the people in the world. So here is the answer for you. Basically, a condo consists of multi-unit dwellings, where each and every unit is owned individually. But all the unit-owner of a condo jointly owns the common areas like the hallways, swimming pools, stairs, rooftop, and other recreational facilities. A trusty or board is made to see all the activities and maintenance of a particular condo. The board or trusty does have the member from the families that are lived in the different units of a condo. Members of the condo board are generally selected through the voting. Now it is not necessary that a condo must of multi-owner type. It is also possible that a single family owns a condo. These types of condos are known as the ‘detached condominiums’. But a major disadvantage of these types of condos is that the owners don’t have much control these types of condos. In addition to paying the mortgage, every unit-owner should pay a monthly fee to the condo board. Sometimes the fee structure becomes annual or half yearly instead of the monthly fee structure. These fees are used for different purposes like the maintenance of the condo or other activities. 2. Why do I buy a Condo? Answer: The answer is very simple. The main motto is to get the best possible accommodation component is affordable price. You may not be able to get the facilities of gym, swimming pool, tennis courts, and community hall with you owned house. So what’s bad to get those facilities in some affordable price with accommodation, though they are the shared property? 3. How could I choose a good condo? Answer: Firstly look for the good accommodation facilities rather than the other facilities. Secondly, be sure if the condo is legally cleared or not. Thirdly, talk to the condo-board to know each and every shared property properly. Fourthly, choose the condo with low tenant to owner ratio. 4. what are the pros and cons of a condo? Answer: Pros first! As mentioned condos provide some other facilities, which you may not be able to get with your owned eyes. Secondly, there is a condo-board to solve any problem regarding to the condo. Thirdly, the exterior maintenance costs are minimal. Coming to the cons now! As from its description, you will not be able to get a full control of your owned home. Secondly, you will not be able too much about the exterior decorations in condos. Now you have all the essential information about the condos. You may buy condo-unit for yourself if you are looking for a self-owned accommodation.
It was cluttered with things that she felt was needed, with easy access to. She wanted to organize everything but there just seemed to be too much.
What really caught my attention was the challenge I faced in helping her given that she said:
"I've read many, many organization books, and am still having a problem seeing my way clear. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated..."
Jane has read 'many, many organization books'... So this really does beg 2 questions:
'what prevents a productive person from getting things organized even with lots of information on how to get organized?' and the other side to this curiosity 'why are those organizations books so ineffective for people to organize everything when otherwise they are indeed very productive people?'
What has been crystalizing in my mind more and more over the past months is very succinctly put by Jay Abraham: 'Everything comes from asking questions'.
Now what does that really mean for organizing everything in your life?
Well note how I just asked a question, to keep your attention and my focus on the direction of this article.
You and I are constantly evaluating, which means we are constantly asking ourselves questions.
"The important thing is not to stop questioning." - Einstein
It's something that you are good at already. And it is a skill that when trained and focused and directed, really does lead to 'everything' as Jay Abraham says.
So my reply to Jane was mostly a bunch of questions, to ask her to clarify and expand on her situation. I suggested possibilities, and asked questions about their suitability.
Oh I just this moment received an email from an old friend who I'm catching up with.
She says "You ask lots of hard questions!!"
I replied with "Everything comes from asking questions - Jay Abraham"
I discovered a major breakthrough when I found that fully 80% of my clients frustrations with life was due to not being organized.
And so I changed my business into my real passion of helping people organize everything as a Professional Organizer, because being organized is the one key ingredient for achieving everything you want in life.
Here's a question: Are you organized?
Here are some key questions I use to help my clients organize everything in their life, so that they can achieve the ultimate dream success they want, regardless of clutter or no clutter.
Organize Everything Questions
What things are not organized in my life right now? What things would make the biggest difference to my life if they were organized? What are the biggest obstacles to my getting organized? How can I get organized despite my hectic schedule? What difference in my emotional satisfaction would getting organized really make? What is the worse areas of disorganization in my life, in my career, home, relationships, etc...? When can I create a an hour or two of space to sit down and think through these things about organizing everything? What would it really mean to me to organize everything? What would that look like?
Some people think being organized means not having clutter at home and work.
Organizing everything means organizing your house, work, relationships, health, finances, dreams and aspirations, projects... everything.
"Out of clutter, find simplicity. From discord find harmony. In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity." - Albert Einstein
Life for most people has far too many pressures, frustrations, and dissatisfactions. But asking questions to your self regularly can help you to significantly become far more organized and find the opportunities in life's difficulties. And you will soon come to believe that it really is possible for you to organize everything.
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