It feels like I'm perpetually talking about cleaning this and tidying that, as I go about my daily business. And honestly, prioitzing and improving are good things, and sometimes the process of learning is messy. You don't always know how to do things, so you set them up "wrong". My physical office is one such space. I have a small working area, then large spaces that I was using as storage, with "important" things in opaque boxes and piles. But I can't generally find something if I need it, and if I have a a few like things I might want to put together, good luck finding if one is "away" somewhere. So, what to do? One thing I've done is started to use containers that are clear, mostly from Ikea. They stack neatly, are easily moved and you can see what's in them at a glance. Another thing was that I searched for, then finally built a simple Inventory tool. This can help me track and understand what is where. Finally, I now have a strategy -- use the Inventory tool, and start small and build up. At first, I started by putting important stuff in, mostly little stuff. But ugh, out of sight, its not helping. So I added a photo, which was better. After adding a bit more, I realized I might need multiple photos, so I added that. Now I have to make it integrated, but it works in a basic way. Now I'm shifting from just important to broader stuff, I needed a strategy shift. So now I'm going to start with an area, in this case a closet, and add everything in that area. With the pictures, I don't need to add each individual item right off the bat; I can add the "box", and get an area done, then circle back and add each part in the box when I have energy later. Now, its not perfect. My inventory system lacks a search at the moment, and it only has a few items, being more a bunch of containers and locations. But progress is being made, and I'm starting to actually know where things are, rather than a rough idea of where they might be.