Comments on: Never Search For Missing Things Again.. EVER

By: banji

banji — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 07:06:23 +0000

azuwachan – like I previously mentioned, there is no ultimate truth in the world. Any opinion is subjected to being true or false, especially when looked in different perspective. All we can do, is hear all the fact and make our stand on the matter

Hm can’t wait to read your tips on that…

By: azuwachan

azuwachan — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 03:29:11 +0000

ntahla bang banji, quote tu lecturer saye yg buat, but I do think bout it.
anyway, it depends on the individual in the end. to be systematic does not need to be taught, it comes from one own mind.
how to nurture good memory?? hmm.. perhaps it’ll be my topic next in this webpage, who knows?? but before that I have to analyze myself firstla kan?? hehe..

By: banji

banji — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 10:19:03 +0000

azuwachan – thanx azuwachan for helping me illustrate the Seiton concept better

Seiton is really just a name. What more important is really the idea behind the name. Establishing special place with labels etc is just a method proposed by Seiton. The whole idea is just for us to know where our belongings are and thus can increase the productivity by eliminating the time spent searching for it.

Alhamdulillah, you’ve been blessed with very good memory. (I still remember you were saying that you have photographic memory ). So for you, such tools will be redundant as you have already had a working system in mind.

You must share with the rest of us, on how to nurture such good memory kay?

I can’t resist giving another example hehe. It is well established that rich people own a car. If we are super rich, and we worked from home, and we actually dislike going out. There is no reason to buy a car

About that saying from your lecturer, if what I understand is correct for it… I will have to disagree. I believe everyone is both systematic and creative. The problem is on how to balance the two.

You are the perfect example of such balance. How do you remember where you put your things, irregardless of where you put it? There must be a system. You maybe tracing back your action through time, or maybe when you place that pen of yours, you stress in your heart that you want to remember this (A bookmark). It might not be box with label kind of systematic, but these are all systematic. Yet can you say that these action demonstrate any less in your creativity

Just my 2 cents

By: banji

banji — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:55:43 +0000

fairuzniza – Forgetting things is human. But forgetting where you put the thing can be solved with Seiton

But one thing for sure, not every system is suitable for everyone. You may have another system, and it is no surprise your system is much more efficient than the established ones. So study about it, how can you further improve YOUR system.

A rough idea maybe like having a special habit. An example like myself, when I all ready to go out, I will make it a habit to pat my 2 side pocket and the rear pocket. This way, I know exactly if I left my handphone (should be in the right pocket) or my keys (should be in my left pocket) or my wallet (should be in my rear pocket) Just an example of establishing personal habits

By: banji

banji — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:48:33 +0000

aRa – Jangan diencourage sgt filantera tu, hehe nanti dia trademark kan bertambah ceria sistem organisasi dunia

Rasanya ceramah tentang letak barang ditempatnya tu, semua parent mesti akan dendangkan pada anak2 dia, termasuk dlm ceramah wajib tu hehe.

By: banji

banji — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:45:16 +0000

DaFilantera – that 2S of yours if made public, may be the next best thing heheh

Anyway, ubah culture tak pernah mudah. so jgn terus ubah culture office (mcm yg sy buat kat office sy tu) instead try ubah diri sendiri dulu. sikit2 (provided you really believe in the system of course)

By: banji

banji — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:42:40 +0000

DaPocket – Well, you actually forget to switch off that webcam of yours no lah, totally coincidental Well, the most important part is that we did implement. Whether it is successful or not, is for us to review it later. Congratulation

I really don’t think anyone had ever stick to a principle religiously. There’s bound to be some compromise here and there. Still, practising 2S out of 5S is always better than 0S

By: azuwachan

azuwachan — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:10:11 +0000

and my lecturer said ‘org yg sistematik bukan org yg kreatif, dan org yg kreatif bukan org yg sistematik’.
and also he said, ‘kalo ada orang yg punya kedua-dua ability, dia genius’.
how’s that???

By: azuwachan

azuwachan — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 09:08:34 +0000

well, the rule applies to just important things only, right??
for me, I don’t really follow that Seiton rules, because for me, as long as you know where you put it, and as long as you don’t forget, it’s ok to put it anywhere you like.
I don’t like to be real systematic, follow such robotic life. rasa rimas semacam. so I chose to be free to put things anywhere I want, as long as I don’t forget

By: fairuzniza

fairuzniza — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 04:27:57 +0000

salam uncle..hehehe..
everyin shud be where it shud be, huh? yeah, i agree..coz i’m practicing the same theory everyday of my life. (but still, i always forget things)

i hang my thumbdrive on the board in front of my study desk

i hang my roomkeys and other keys besides my study chair

i put all my projects documents in a file named ‘BEDSA’–>largely written on it

i put all the books that i borrowed from the library at the same place and paste the borrowing receipt with the due date on the board

but still, i sometimes forget where i put those things and always end up with going back to my room to get the things back. huhu..

and in the end, i always use the 2s like filantera said…salahkan orang lain n sukahati..huhuhu…