busy life

 Cleaning my room isn't just a chore; it's a process of organizing and revising my life. Similar to revising my 3I's (Inquiry, Investigation, Immersion) assignments, it requires planning, effort, and perseverance to achieve a tidy and clean environment. First, I organized my belongings by category – books, clothes, school supplies, and so on. This is like organizing information for my research paper, where systematic arrangement is necessary for easy retrieval and understanding. Organizing my things created more space and better airflow in my room.

While cleaning, I noticed things I no longer use. This is similar to revising my 3I's writings, where I remove unnecessary or outdated information. Discarding old papers, broken toys, and unwanted items gave me a feeling of freedom and lightness. It's like removing unnecessary details from my essays, which improves readability and understanding. Removing clutter resulted in a cleaner and more spacious room.

Ultimately, cleaning my room and revising my 3I assignments taught me the importance of organization, perseverance, and critical thinking. Organizing my belongings resulted not only in a clean room but also in a clear and organized mind. Both demonstrate productivity and appreciation for time and effort. This experience taught me a valuable lesson: orderliness is key to success, whether in academics or daily life.