Wondering how to get organized for spring at work and at home?

Looking for some creative ways to put your life in order?

You may not be all that keen about spring cleaning your home or office.

Perhaps you’re feeling as if you’d rather not spring clean at all!

You are, however, willing to do a little bit of an update at home or the office.

You’d like to work on a relatively small project so you can say, “At least I’ve organized something!”

In this post, you’ll find several small ways you can get organized for spring.

Brainstorm a couple of birthday or holiday gift ideas.

All of those spring birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, retirement parties, and weddings will be here before you can say “April showers.”

Write down the names of your closest friends and family, and brainstorm several gift ideas.

Tuck these ideas away in your calendar or planner for a later date.

Feeling motivated? You can begin your shopping right now.

Update identification and travel documents.

When the weather turns warm, your mind turns to traveling, right?

Now’s a good time to make sure things are in order.

Double-check your driver’s license, ID card, passport and/or international ID to make sure they are valid.

Did you find expired or soon to expire documents?

Now is a good time to start the renewal or reapplication process.

Inspect rain gear.

Does spring mean rain where you live? You’ll want to make sure all of your gear is intact.

Umbrellas, rain coats, light jackets and rain boots can take a beating over the course of a year.

Repair zippers, buttons, waterproof items, or replace damaged items.

Update your resume.

When’s the last time you updated your resume, curriculum vitae, or professional biography?

Have you changed jobs, been reassigned, promoted, or worked on new projects or assignments?

Did you create new masterpieces, received a new job title, or received a diploma or certification?

You should probably give your resume a makeover. 

Make a list of outdoor DIY projects.

Want to get started on outdoor home or garden projects?

Create a list of projects you’d like to work on in the coming weeks. You could get as detailed as you like.

You could list out materials to pick up at the store and schedule these projects into your personal calendar.

This way, you know exactly what to look forward to each week or weekend.

I have an organization guide that could help you get organized around the home and office. Click here to find out more.

If you want to organize your office or home so you can find what you need when you need it, let’s talk. Click here to schedule a strategy session with me.

How about you? How do you get organized before the spring season? Which of the above projects will you work on? Join the conversation and leave a comment below!