How can I arange a schedule to organize myself my house life and work ???
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List all the things you must do in your personal life (e.g. food shopping), and in your working life - two lists.  Identify the regular jobs, daily, by day, weekly. List those on day-by-day columns.  That should leave spaces for "inflow".  Then each week, and each night, plan those infills you can plan - but leave gaps for "more to come".  That will allow you to prioritise your efforts, and leave a sense of being able to cope with the unexpecteds.  We can waste a lot of time on the "urgent" things, instead of the "important" ones, otherwise. NEXT you might try a year planner on your wall - or something I used, a "Bring Forward" system.  It had 32 manilla folders, dated 1 to 31 for the days of the months; the 32nd was called "seeds" which were jobs I could pick up when time was truly spare; and then there were 12 folders for the months of the year.  As a job or task emerged, I would make a quick dated note, drop it into the appropriate day-file (or month-file) for when I needed to deal with it.  Clear desk. Mind focussed on job at hand (which always included periods for "idle thought" and another for "review").  Stress and anxiety relieved.  And all jobs done.  But I still had to work all night sometimes -- and when I had two personal secretaries and a dictation machine with two transposers I was flying.  Nowdays I'm long retired and use the "reminders" and calendar functions of my mobile telephone for similar functions.  By the way, touch typing was my greatest aid in everything, apart from good people. Any executive is only as good as his off-sider or secretary.
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hopefully soon so I can plan my work timetable
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Plan out your work so that you do some of it each day, and are not rushing like mad to finish at the last minute.  Ask for help organizing if you need it.
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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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Keep your own food, etc, take turns buying the toilet paper. Spell out the cleaning chores (sweeping, vacuuming) before you move in, i.e. do it together every few days, but always clean up after yourself, like when you cook.
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Keep a little notepad & pen with you, & every time something pops into your head; write it down.\nBegin setting a fixed time, daily, when you do thiese lttle things. This will discipline you to manage your time better while developing some organizational skills, too.
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Make lists.  Keep schedules.  Priortize.  Stay organized.
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Just DO IT!\n\nYou know it has to be done...taking out the trash, laundry, washing dishes, etc.  Just DO IT!\n\nStart a load of laundry, take out the trash, wash some dishes, put the load of laundry in the dryer and start another one in the wash.\n\nTake a shower and scrub the shower when you are in it.
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Go to www.43things.com. You can add many things you want to do (like your Things To Do) and put every time the reminder that you want them to remind you.\n\nIt's work !! I used it
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Take everything out of the bedroom then bring it back one at a time and put it where it should go or where you want it.\nThen make sure you keep it that way by putting things away as you take them out.
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Check with your city's housing department or city hall.  You should be able to get a copy of your house's layout or plans.  Something of that nature.
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BE ORGANIZED... make your TO-DO list... be disciplined enough to follow it... prioritize... identify the stuffs that are the most important... if its time to work, WORK... don't linger... don't deviate from your schedules... then award yourself when you finally meet the deadline... give yourself a pat in the shoulder and treat yourself to a spa... or simple pleasures in life... like a quality time with your gf/bf, an ice cream... chocolates... or a nice, uninterrupted sleep... GOODLUCK!
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Keep room clean. That includes vacuuming and dusting putting own clothes away. At least taking laundry downstairs and sorting.. \n\nDishes helping set table clearing...
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Dress up formally and wear a little makeup, if necessary, to feel confident.\nMake a timetable and stick to it.\nAllow yourself breaks and keep your home and office life separate.\nIt is now how long you can work everyday but how much you achieve in the hours you work.
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You need to make the decision to make time.  Maybe working less isn't an option right now, so instead, decide that things will get unpacked when they get unpacked.  Make a point of spending the night at a hotel once a month if you can.  Or, have a quicky in a cheap motel during lunch.  Find creative ways to get together to keep things goinf until your schedule works itself out.
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organize.... then do a little each day... if organized it won't get messy as fast!
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In the business world, the expression "Time is money." is true.\nYou only have so many hours in the day, so organize your time so as not to waste any.  A few ways to utilize time well:\n\n1) Be prepared for business meetings with an agenda.  List your ideas, discuss the ideas, then write down the results and move on.\n\n2)  Lists to organize your time each day, as well as a weekly overview.\n3) Make deadlines for projects and try to stick to them.\n4) Have regular office hours when people can meet with you,\n    and hours when your doors are shut.\n5) Short lunches and breaks\n\nThese are a few ideas on how to organize your time for maximum efficiency.  Hope this helps you.