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• Make a habit of checking your calendar every day, such as in the morning or at night before bed.
• Colorize calendar events according to priority. For example, you can paint red for important events and yellow for regular events.
• If you use the calendar app on your phone, you can set your reminder notifications a few days or hours in advance so you don't forget about important events. You can also use other filler apps on your phone like 24me, Quip and Wanderlust.

Use a daily schedule. Using a daily schedule is a great way to organize your time. You'll focus on each day of the week and easily make notes on your appointments or meeting schedules for each day. This is extremely effective when you have a lot to get done during the day. You will note all to do in each time frame in the timetable. Look at your schedule before the start of the day so you stay on top of what is scheduled and stay organized.

• For example, you can take notes on meeting schedules in the morning, calls with clients at noon, and deadlines for completing plans in the evening.

Make a to-do list. To work in an organized way, make a to-do list. You will probably need a short job list and a long term job list. Write down your to-do list on a whiteboard and place it in a prominent place, like in the kitchen or bedroom. Check off the completed tasks so you feel enthusiastic and motivated to handle other things on the list.

• If you want to save your to-do list on your computer, use the spreadsheet to create your lists. Place the spreadsheet on the home screen so that you can easily see and cross out your completed work.
• For example, you'll have short-term to-do lists like submitting your essay tomorrow, cleaning your room, and ordering supplies for this week. You can create long-term job listings such as spending a month to prepare your university application, study Arabic, and plan travel.

Reward yourself for following the plan. The reward will help you encourage yourself to stay organized. You can reward yourself with a delicious cupcakes or lunch at your favorite restaurant after completing your to-do list. Or, you can give yourself a 5-minute break to go for a walk if you get things done early in your schedule or schedule for the day.

• You can also reward yourself for fun or relaxing activities, like playing a video game or watching a favorite show. Only reward yourself for these when you complete your plan for the day.

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Method 2 of 3: Work in an organized manner

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   Schedule a daily work schedule. To work in an organized way, you need to schedule your work every day. List the tasks by importance and highlight each task after it is completed. The first will be the most important, followed by things with diminishing importance. This is a way to help you feel like things are clearly planned for each day, whether you're working or studying.
   • For example, you might prioritize completing an essay or preparing lunch for your children first. Next is to spend time checking correspondence or updating news and doing other things in the afternoon and evening.

   

   
   
   Add rest time to each work day. Although your primary goal is to get important tasks done, take a few minutes to rest. You can schedule a 5-minute break after doing something so that you can relax your tendons, go for a walk, or do some gentle exercise. You can also drink coffee or have a snack while you rest.
   • Taking a break can help you avoid feeling overwhelmed or overworked, especially when you have a lot to accomplish during the day. If you are really busy, try to schedule a break during the day so you won't work long hours at a time.

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   Do many things at the same time. Another way to help you plan more than do many things at once. This is how you can get things done in a short amount of time. You will also feel like everything is all sorted out and without the exhaustion or stress of getting done when you can get multiple things done at the same time.
   • For example, you can fold towels, email them, and put the clothes in the washing machine while you wait for the kettle to boil the tea. Or, you can download the program from your work computer and complete your application or other work while the download is completed.
   • Keep in mind, however, that some studies show that multitasking can impair your ability to focus on a particular thing.

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   Divide work with others when needed. If you have to get a lot done, try to share the work with others when you can. You will share your work with work colleagues or family members. Split work will help you work more effectively and organized.
   • For example, you might divide the chores with your kids or loved ones so that you're not the only one to clean and take care of the house. Or, you split up with coworkers who are free or have an hour off so you can be sure to get work done for the day.
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Method 3 of 3: Arranging living space

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   Keep your office and desk organized neatly. If you have a home work corner, tidy the area and keep it organized. You should review papers and receipts on your desk, and then put them in your file or paper drawer. Discard papers that you do not need to keep originals. Put stationery in a drawer or cabinet. Put pencils and pens into the pen box.
   • You should also place frequently used items near the working corner for easy access when needed. For example, if you often use staples when working, place it in the top drawer of your desk for easy access and you always know where to find it.
   • Organize electrical wires in the office using a drawstring to hold them in place. This is a way to keep the power cord from getting messy and cluttered.

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   Kitchen cleaning. The kitchen is possibly one of the most used places in the home. You will keep the kitchen tidy by checking each item and donating the items you no longer use. Discard damaged kitchen utensils or chipped dishes. After you remove the unnecessary items, you will consider how to organize the essentials.
   • Put things related to each other into a drawer or cabinet. For example, you would stack coffee mugs together or you would stack all kitchen appliances in one drawer.
   • Try not to put too many things on the counter; instead, you just put in common items like a large cutting board or kettle.
   • Some objects need to be arranged or organized instead of being grouped. Special items that are used regularly, such as seasoning, should be placed where they are easy to access, such as on the seasoning shelf on the counter.
   • Perishable things, like food, should be consumed on a first-in, first-out basis. Place perishable items like canned food that has been purchased for a long time in the first row of the drawer or cabinet.

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   Sort Wardrobe neatly. Another often messy place is the wardrobe, especially when you have a lot of clothes. You will organize the closet by going through the entire outfit and discard the things you no longer wear. Usually, if you don't wear certain clothes for a year, get rid of them. You can sort your clothes, for example, all jeans will be lined up on a shelf or hanging coats in the same place in the closet.
   • Swap clothes in an easy-to-access place in your wardrobe so you can wear and make the most of your existing clothes.
   • Put all your shoes in one area, preferably on a shoe shelf or marked box. That way, you can see each shoe and know exactly what you have in your closet.
   • If you find it difficult to keep your closet tidy, buy one with lots of compartments to help you sort your clothes.

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   Regularly clean the living space. To maintain order, you should regularly clean your bedroom, office, desk, kitchen and wardrobe. Set aside one day per week for cleaning and sanitizing these areas.This is how you can remove unnecessary items piling up in each area of ​​the house. In addition, you also easily maintain how to arrange objects in each area to keep it tidy.
   • You can also clean up each area from time to time throughout the week to keep everything tidy. Dust the house once a day. Throw away any papers or bills you don't need right away, instead of letting them pile up in the house.
   • Better yet, you should clean the house every week. If your accommodation becomes cluttered quickly, you can clean it up more often.
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Advice

• Arranging the living space also reduces feelings of stress and anxiety. If you feel overwhelmed, it can also help to spend a little time cleaning.
• To reduce the feeling of exhaustion, just relax and find out the real problem, then write everything down instead of thinking or worrying.
• Another place that usually needs tidying up is the junk storage area in the house.