How do I get rid of the habit of unconsciously littering things?

I used to be like you, and I couldn't change it at the beginning, but since the company implemented 7S, my habits have changed. Whether it is available in the company or at home, fix where to put what to put with a small logo to paste, the whole family will know what is in that place, after a long time, the problem will definitely change. For example, find a drawer for personal goods, and put your own things, which are guaranteed to be found.

You just have to always remember that I took it somewhere and put it back in the **. I'm like that now, so it's not what I take now, I don't care. Sometimes the family may not put things back in their place, and even if I see them, I seem to have a shallow consciousness that I won't touch them because I didn't take them.

I guess it's because you drank too much, and I just forgot about it, and I drank too much, and I still think it's a memory problem, and I'm drinking, and now I don't drink, and it's okay slowly, and when you forget something, you must think calmly, and you will remember it slowly, and make some preparations in advance, and it will get better slowly.

To get rid of this bad problem, we must first learn to be "diligent and thrifty"!

The meaning is very deep, and I hope you can understand it yourself.

Keep a big enough box at home that all the things you often litter are concentrated in this box.

This is a habit problem cultivated since childhood, if you want to change, you should pay special attention, and it is best to have someone next to you to remind and supervise!

Make a small note and stick it on the wall where you can see it at all times.

Let the person around you restrain yourself, and when he sees you littering, you can be fined...

Like you, I like to wait for the mess at home to get out of order.

Uniformly placed in a fixed cabinet.

Write on a post-it note what you're going to bring, write it in advance, and stick it on the door.

Go out and find someone to go out with. Or bring a backpack.

Yes, get into the habit of putting things back in place in a timely manner.

I do that sometimes, but I remember it very quickly, and I think it should be a habit, so you have to remind yourself all the time.

Of course, if you think about it occasionally, after all, you've been injured and you'll still drop pearls

Then get used to the feeling of loss, time will dilute everything, and it will be fine after a while.

It can't take away the happy moments you remember.

Remember what is happy and forget what is unhappy.

Any unaccustomed or sad will slowly fade over time, and everything has a transition period.

Why not add a small parachute?

It's too late.

In fact, it is very simple, you can think about the things in your hands every time you prepare in advance, and organize things often, which is conducive to your habit of overcoming these difficulties! Hope.

Every time you put something, keep it in your heart, put it in a fixed place, so that it is not only time-saving and convenient, but if you are not too troublesome, you can think about what you want to do or what you should pay attention to on a small note, and stick it in a conspicuous place to remind yourself at all times. Hope it helps!!

It's better to classify and put things together, and it's easier to find them. For example, relatively small things that are easy to find are put in a drawer. Also, be cautious about throwing things, try not to have the habit of throwing them away, otherwise you really can't find it....

This needs to be guided by parents from an early age, and if they have been accommodating, it will be the result of now.

What you want your child to do is carefully implemented after communication.

Hope it helps.

My child is older than yours, and it's not the same

Uh....It's time to start getting independent.

Part of the problem of self-care is dependent on parents.

Then you can just mess around. It's really messy at home, and my wife can't see it. Isn't that okay? Invite some more of her and his guests, and I think he'll be fine.

It's hard to change unless she loves you very much, and forces herself to change it for you

You can ask her: Do you love me? If you love me, will you be able to get rid of your bad faults?

Hehe, it sounds like a bit of a comedy, you try it

If you love her, don't try to change her.

She'll know for herself.