overorganize

she tends to overorganize every aspect of her life, leaving no room for spontaneity.

he overorganized his desk so much that he cannot find anything when he needs it.

the manager overorganized the project with unnecessary meetings and complex filing systems.

parents often overorganize their children's schedules, leaving no time for free play.

she overorganized her closet by color, season, and frequency of use.

the event planner overorganized the conference, making it difficult for attendees to navigate.

he overorganized his digital files with dozens of folders and subfolders.

she overorganized her workout routine, tracking every calorie and repetition.

the teacher overorganized the lesson plan, leaving no room for student questions.

small business owners sometimes overorganize their finances, spending more time categorizing than earning.

couples can overorganize their shared calendar, leading to resentment and burnout.

the chef overorganized the kitchen, requiring every pot and pan to be in a specific place.