how can i stay organized?
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You need to find a motivating factor...\nAsk yourself if it's worth it to become a more organized person with a greater control of yourself and your surroundings or a person that lets the world rain on him all the time...\nNo retreat...no surrender...in anything\nAwaken the sleeper...\nBe the best you that you can be...
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The key is to make time.  You need to be more organized.  Write out a schedule, anything that works for you.  You will find yourself with very little time for things if you do not try and make some.
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Lots of ways but one I'll mention is: To Do List. One per day. You put the most important task first. Then second and so forth. You may not get them all done but you'll surely get more done that if you had no  prioritized list. This may seem too simple but guess what one of the richest men in USA once said? He was asked how he gets so much accomplished; how was he so successful, etc. One of his answers was: My daily TO DO LIST. Think about it. Try it.
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Get a day planner and use a lot of sticky notes.  I would be lost without my planner.
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move your body...excercise...try to be creative, accomplish something small.. clean the house... organize your computer.. just don't be stagnant.
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1" binders are great to keep papers organized.  Get a 3 hole punch and a binder and you're on the way to making the Dean's list.  (Oh yeah, and you might have to study a little and do your homework too.)
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You don't want to get to the point of organization running your life.  Make a folder for all your important papers, bills to pay...etc.  Make a schedule.  Hang up a calendar and put important things on it that you need to remember.  Get Post-its.
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I am a neat person except when it comes to my room!I am so bad about it that when I do decide to do it it takes forever!So trust me on this!Make a list!!!Write out unspecific things-like around bed-then do around your bed- make bed- under bed but everything you pick up has to go where it should be!If it isn't in reach,make piles(i always have a make-up pile, clothes pile, jewelry pile,GET RID OF PILE!ect.)The trick to not taking forever is playing music that gets you pumped rediculously loud.And get rid of things!Things that just lay around that you never use can go to good-will or other charities like that.So you get your room clean,listen to great music,and help others.Doesn't sound so bad huh?!
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there are many ways in which you can organize the information. you can organize it with a table, a graph, a chart, an outline, a web, etc. There are excellent websites which you can search on Yahoo! about organizing information. \nWORLD PEACE
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Keep a calendar where you write down all of your homework. Then, have a folder for each class. Keep some extra paper in it for assignments in class or notes. Have a place in your folder that you keep your homework everyday. If it is coming home, it should be the homework you have yet to do. If you are heading back to school, it should be the homework you did and need to turn in. \n\nGood luck!\n\nPS You might want to talk to your school counselor for a handout or some advice on having good study skills.
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You need to be more organized, I know i have the same problem. I study hard but it is my disorganization that gets me in the end
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Sit down, make a list, prioritize that list and start with the first and do not go to the next until you have it done and crossed it off of the list. You will be surprised at how fast you are setting down and making a new list and how fast you get caught up just by doing a few things every day.
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The best way is to plan any projects you get and timetable out roughly what you are going to do each day/week etc. It doesn't have to be too strict or organized just a general idea. Equally as important is planning the project itself and getting a clear idea of what you're going to do and how.\nWith timetables a great tip is to make two lists - 1 of everything you'd ideally (and are able to) get done in each day and then another shorter list of the things you definitely want to do each day. Then if you have to go out or get any other work, you've also got planned what bits you can leave for another night and know the minimum you need to do at each stage.\nprioritizing different sections and drafting time limits/periods is also a good idea to help timetabling.\nHope this helps! Good luck!
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Google "professional organizer" and you'll get lots of links to people who do it (whom you can ask for advice) as well as the professional societies (of which there are some).
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Hello,\n\nA PDA would help you a lot to do this. I would recommend you to use a PDA that has a mobile phone included too (a cell and a PDA is very difficult to carry both in the same time - every moment of the day).\nThe best software tool to organize yourself is Outlook. It helps me a lot!\n\nAfter all is not all about what kind of PDA or software you use, is just about using them correctly, or at least often enough!\n\nGood luck!
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Organizing what? If you mean your time/life, there's a large "movement" on the Internet who are getting into a system called "Getting Things Done" or GTD for short. If you search for this you'll find lots of useful suggestions.\n\nThe basic theory is that you get all of the things you're thinking about, need to do, etc, transcribed down into a system you can rely on (say, a notebook, a computer program, whatever).. and then you note down "next actions" for those things. You can then refer back to this to always push your actions on a step at a time. Search for "getting things done".
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Keep your brain active.  Do Sudoku puzzles and things that are challenging.  Also, keep things in balance.  If you work hard one day, play hard on another.  Try to keep things in perspective.  That should keep you sane....if not, enjoy the ride!