Organised

# Organised

## Introduction
- The Burden of Conformity
  - We forfeit three-quarters of ourselves to be like others.
  - Arthur Schopenhauer's perspective on conformity.
- Misconceptions About Routine
  - People view routines as burdensome and boring.
  - Discipline is often seen as hard work.

## Part I: The Power of Routine
- Philosophers and Their Routines
  - Friedrich Nietzsche's disciplined daily routine.
  - Arthur Schopenhauer's 27-year consistent routine.
- The Fear of Routine
  - Society’s aversion to structured lives.
  - Random pleasures vs. meaningful discipline.
- The Misunderstanding of Hard Work
  - Discipline does not mean constant struggle.
  - Routines can lead to effortless productivity.

## Part II: Transforming Your Life Through Organisation
- Are You the Designer of Your Routine?
  - Fulfilling others' expectations vs. personal desires.
  - The importance of owning your routine.
- The Freedom in Discipline
  - How routines can set you free.
  - Becoming inexhaustible through organisation.
- Spontaneous Transformation
  - The goal of "Organised" to bring quick, positive change.
  - Making genius habits conscious for life transformation.

## Part III: Lessons from Great Minds
- Examples of Successful Routines
  - List of philosophers, geniuses, and artists who thrived on routines.
  - How consistency led to their success.
- Timeless Truths
  - Rene Descartes: “There’s nothing more ancient than the truth.”
  - Applying timeless wisdom to modern life.

## Conclusion
- Embracing Simplicity and Structure
  - Why simplicity in routine leads to greatness.
  - The promise of a marvellous, lifelong routine.
- Final Thought
  - From this moment, design your routine consciously.
  - Carry mountains with inexhaustible energy.