The first step is to write down all your daily tasks. This might include errands that need running, chores around the house, and work-related tasks. You should then sort these items into different categories based on their relative importance and urgency.
In the end, a more manageable and balanced schedule will likely to give you better results than one that is wildly overscheduled. Resist the temptation to load up your calendar as much as possible – it will only lead to frustration later on!
It can be challenging to keep up with every email, and often we can miss important emails because our inboxes are full of junk mail. One way to help alleviate this issue is to unsubscribe from any mailing lists that you cannot keep up with.
Keeping your bills, receipts, and warranties organized is crucial for minimizing the stress and hassle of tax season or dealing with a broken appliance.
I am sure almost all of you have calendars, but you need to be diligent about adding everything to it to avoid schedule conflicts.
To be truly productive at work, it is essential to have a clean and organized workspace. Not only does clutter inhibit your ability to focus and find important documents, but it also makes you more likely to experience stress and less motivation.