Are Some People Natural Born Cleaners?

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Intrinsic Motivation creates authentic entrepreneurs.

I clean because I enjoy a clean, tidy space. I find rewards in the result and in the act.

   I have always been that person when in a dirty or disorganized room, I “can’t help myself “from neatening the area around me. I will even do this while fully engaged in a conversation (at least I feel fully engaged) or if left alone for a few minutes. When I am faced with a dirty, disorganized space my mind immediately starts highlighting each task. I know that I can usually finish four or five simple tasks in the time that it takes to complete a difficult one. Next you must ask, ‘Is this dirt and disorganization interfering with their life in any way, or hindering their overall well-being? ' Or, ‘Which task could make the biggest, immediate impact, on its own? ’,  ‘Is there a need for an immediate impact, or a more long-term impact? ‘. One process can be most effective at creating an immediate impact, while another process is better at delivering the long-term goal. Timeline could be of no importance and what is important, is to honor one’s beliefs and/or way of life. Know where you stand so that others can stand along side you.

       - Written 08/10/2022 by Isabella Johnson 

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