Most of us are already very busy in our life. We are juggling with a lot of things and keeping life organized with a hectic schedule is not an easy task. How do you remain organized with your busy schedule. What are your secret to managing time and tasks effectively?
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off-topic How Do You Stay Organized in a Busy Life
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Righteousness
Sergeant Chuckles
I think that focus is the vocabulary on this kind of subject. One should remain focused on their daily to do activities and working diligently towards achieving their targets.
MidnightMuse
Lieutenant Riot
I have found that a productivity app helps a lot. I use Tick Tick and I set the tasks I need to do in a day the previous day. This means I do not have to run around in the morning stressing over what I need to do since I have already planned it.
I also use the Pomodoro technique to stay on top of tasks and to keep my productivity as high as possible.
I also use the Pomodoro technique to stay on top of tasks and to keep my productivity as high as possible.
I still maintain a paper plan in order to keep things orderly. I keep the lists of tasks and cross out the ones that I have completed. It keeps it simple so I can remember what I have to do and if I finish my work according to plan, I feel happy.
I keep my tasks organized with pen and paper, and sometimes, I use spreadsheets to break down tasks further.
I make a to-do list. It really helps me to list things I have to accomplish and then I complete one task after the other. It makes it easier for me to remain on track and feel some kind of accomplishment.
I always try to be focus . The good thing is that I'm a very organised person so I always set my priority and gets it right too
Pen and paper!
Yes, I also use pen and paper. It is easier to take a note of your to do list on a notepad and put on your working desks. I have never used spreadsheets but I have used a digital planner and it can be really good if enable notification system.
Just like what some of us have said, I have a to-do list where I list tasks I intend to accomplish, but I usually don't put a time stamp on it. I arrange tasks according to their order of importance and tackle them one by one. Any tasks I don't complete, I finish the next day.
