The authors note that other Neanderthal sites in the archaeological record, such as Italy's Grotta Breuil, are not so tidy, suggesting that spatial organization of living spaces might not have been common to all Neanderthals.
The tidy half "may believe that organization is the key to everything," said Sandra Hirsh, a researcher in Minneapolis who has published dozens of books on psychological type.
Through a combination of implicit and explicit rules that severely limit people's autonomy, curiosity, and independent response, such companies and managers think that they will somehow produce a tidy, well-functioning, highly productive organization.
Are we overly obsessed with organization, or is a tidy life a happy life?
In the book, Kondo details her meticulous approach to decluttering, closet organization and keeping a home tidy.
This plastic lining is extremely difficult to tear and will greatly aid your organization by keeping your notes tidy.
All that said, it is one thing to do what it takes to make yourself tidier and more organized; it is quite another to impose organization and household cleanliness on children who also don't come by it naturally.
Twenty-four hours from seeding, on PVA/AC scaffolds, chondrocytes appeared well distributed with their typical round-shaped morphology); cell organization on PVA/W's J scaffolds was less tidy).
Sure, I'd like a tidier sandbox, I'd like to be more efficient, I'd like the organization to be run more smoothly.
The organization focused on spurring good deeds received a mockup of a tidier website for mobile devices.
These changes paved the way for a fit of tidying that would make home-organization guru Marie Kondo proud.
