And Administration…
In this post, we explore the essential gift of creating harmony amid chaos: the ability to be an effective administrator and organizer. It is a remarkable skill to plan, structure, and guide others in establishing systems that bring order to chaos.
The childhood of an administrator & organizer
These individuals often grew up in an environment that, for some reason, was somewhat chaotic. Perhaps they needed to organize a lot, tidy a lot, create systems, use their mind, be logical, be practical, and use their mind in order to feel more peaceful and safer.
Your organizing skills and talents are greatly needed in this world
If you have administration as a gift, you can organize things, people, events, and elements. It’s absolutely vital to have individuals with the ability to organize, guide others, and create spaces like venues, homes, and environments where people with other gifts can thrive and practice their gifts.
Otherwise, we wouldn’t have comfortable homes, leaders would lack places to guide, teachers would find no classrooms, and people would be deprived of spaces to exist, relax, and foster harmony.
This gift is vital: the ability to create order, harmony, and systems. Otherwise, it becomes chaotic, and we cannot live in chaos all the time. It’s extremely stressful. It’s unpleasant. We lack peace in that kind of environment.
You use either wisdom or knowledge to bring our beauty and harmony
Perhaps you possess this gift of organization along with your knowledge; you understand and know a lot and apply your intellect alongside your skills in administration and organization.
Alternatively, you might be more intuitive; you can sense harmony and order while utilizing your wisdom and intuition. It is a type of inner knowing.
So, having the gift of administration is a talent that relies heavily on the mind. However, as I mentioned, this gift can be combined with more embodied gifts, more ”right-brained” gifts, and more creative gifts. For example, you can use your senses to create and practice your gifts.
Perhaps you’re a very visual person. You see things and create harmony, balance, and beauty—perhaps in interior design—or you bring out the beauty in people. You see colors and individuals revealing their authentic beauty. You observe a room and understand what needs to be added, what should be removed, and how to transform the space. You can either use your knowledge, your sense of wisdom, or your intuition.
Organizing systems is a creative process too
Perhaps you are one of those well-needed individuals who possess the gift of administration and organization, along with more ”left-brained” traits such as logic and language. If so, you’re great at using logic, language, and practicality.
Perhaps you have a gift for creating user-friendly systems, and you use programming as a tool. This is such a valuable gift: being able to create system, order, and harmony, as well as organizing things in a complex environment that not many people understand. What would we do without that? The world would be so chaotic.
We often associate a creative process with more ”artistic” and ”right-brained” expression. But for example, creating an easy-to-use computer system that’s harmonious and not chaotic is also a creative process. Using strategies of logic, language, and programming can be viewed as more ”left-brained” and less ”artistic,” but both are creative but in different ways.
