Group Objects by Activity, Not by Category

A "coffee station" with your mug, filter, grinder, and sugar in one spot beats storing each item in its "logical" cabinet across the kitchen. The same applies everywhere: a "morning routine" shelf in the bathroom, a "bill-paying" drawer with stamps, envelopes, and pens. Activity-based grouping means you reach into one place instead of five.

This reduces daily friction far more than perfect categorical sorting ever will. Organize for how you live, not for how a store displays merchandise.