That's what just about anybody who knows him says. 

And if you ask him why he's so organized, he simply says: "Because it works."

Pressed further, he explains that it enables him to see things more clearly, control things more dependably, and do things more easily.

He has, in fact, so believed in the benefits of being well-organized that for years he has made it part of his daily life to find simpler ways to manage things, as well as more efficient ways to do things. 

Out of those efforts has evolved a well-integrated system for getting things done -- one which is deceptively simple, yet remarkably effective. 

Although the system grew out of his desire to manage his own life well, he recently realized that it could also be used very effectively by others. 

It can, in fact, be used by anyone to realize the same benefits it affords him. 

He realized, also, that there are probably a great many people who would recognize the value of having such a system to help them manage their lives, but who simply don't have the extra energy and time needed to develop and implement such a system for themselves. 

He wondered if there are, among those, any who would be willing to "stop" their lives for a day or two in order to have someone else -- someone who knew exactly how to do it -- help them "magically" implement such a system for their lives.

From talking to many people over a period of months, he learned two important facts. One, that nearly universally there is an almost desperate hunger for some better way to manage all the things people need to look after and get done in their lives. And two, that there are indeed some who would readily take a short "time out" from their busy lives, if they could have expert help implementing an answer that really works.

And so, to address that need, he formed The Robert Jennings Company in 2003, and named his system "Managing Everyday Life™".

The company's mission is "To provide one-on-one, hands-on mentoring in the system and art of Managing Everyday Life™".

The "one-on-one" means that it's a personal service for individuals. In fact, it's for all individuals, not just those in some particular walk of life. It provides substantial benefits for virtually everyone who has a lot to do, needs to get it all done dependably, and needs a better way to easily manage it all:
 

The "hands-on mentoring" includes both personal instruction in the principles and methods of the system and side-by-side assistance in physically implementing those principles with respect to all the specific "business" of the individual client's life, i.e., all the things he or she must, or would simply like to, get done. The fully functional, tangible end-products of that physical implementation include both a simple and well-ordered filing system and appropriate control notebooks.

As for "the system and art": he refers to Managing Everyday Life™ as an art, as well as a system, because its tools, structure, and principles (the system) permit each user unlimited flexibility to continuously and creatively tailor it to his unique personal style and purposes -- flexibility to make an inherently valuable system increasingly more valuable to him, while keeping an inherently simple system wonderfully simple (the art)!

Client comfort is an important aspect of the mentoring process. This is so because one must use the system regularly if he is to realize its remarkable benefits, and he won't use it regularly unless he understands it well and is comfortable with it. Robert made explanation and discussion ongoing parts of the implementation process in order to address this need. Through such interaction, the client understands continuously and clearly where he is in the process -- what benefits have already been captured, where he's heading, and how the elements interrelate to form a smooth, easy-to-use, and very effective system.

The process of implementing the Managing Everyday Life™ system can generally be accomplished within two or three days. It requires several substantially uninterrupted hours of work together at the client's office, home, or other venue of operation, the exact length of time varying with individual client circumstances.

Virtually everyone has numerous areas of their lives in which they would benefit from better organization, each of which requires specific organizing attention. A brief mentoring process cannot, of course, develop one's organization in each of those areas. What the Managing Everyday Life™ mentoring process can do -- and beautifully does -- is provide a sound nucleus for a well-organized life. It immediately pulls into a well-integrated system whatever organizational detail one has developed, provides him with a structure to accommodate whatever level of organizational detail he might develop in the future, and equips him with an elegant central control system which will facilitate that development.

To anyone who might think he doesn't have time to use such a system, Robert would say, "It is probably you who needs it most, and you would make a grave mistake to think that it will cost you time. What it truly will do is save you time, every day." For a few moments of use now and then during the course of the day, hours are often saved, or freed up for doing other things. In addition, when one uses the system he experiences both a great sense of control of his life and a wonderful peace of mind, thus making its use much more like sheer fun than work! The benefits from this small investment of time each day make it an extremely high-return investment.

Finally, a word of caution. Although this system will work well for everyone, it's not for everyone. Being well-organized is a way of life which requires a certain mindset -- a "think organization" mindset. And not everyone has it, is willing to develop it, or has the desire to get a lot done in his life. Managing Everyday Life™ is for those who realize that the benefits of being well-organized far outweigh its costs, who understand that the system is not a commodity which can be installed by a third party and used without further thought, and who want better control of their lives. For those people it holds tremendous power! It may, in fact, well be the "missing link" which gives the person of exceptional talent, whose success might otherwise be thwarted by inadequate organization, the means to brilliantly achieve all the goals and dreams of his life.

Managing Everyday Life™ is a capital investment which, in the course of two or three days, veritably transforms one's life. It enables one to:
 

Put simply, it facilitates success and happiness for whoever uses it.

It's well worth your time -- whoever you are, whatever the complexion of your life -- to check it out!

Phone or e-mail Robert today with any questions you might have or to schedule your one-on-one mentoring session.