How can I organize myself?

Question

I am preparing for very important thing in my career, but I can't really practise. There are so much another things in my head.I tried to put some limit that I need to do it for 5-6 hours a day but I am not able to do it. I feel like I need to organize myself to be successful. I use to be winner just when I worked a lot

Answer 1

first divide your day into 4
thats sleep,daily activities(include travels),work,entertainment..first divide the time for this alone dont classify deeply..act roughly dont try to be accurate but be approximate..suggestion is work less in begining until u gail intrest in it..
similarly even u work for 3o mins work sincerely
then classify your work time (that is relaxation time n others inbetween) slowly
classify the act which is worth and worthless
increase the worthful time of your day...
then after reaching a matured stage fix a target and try achieveing it set targets bit higher than ur capacity bcoz even u couldnt achieve it u will reach ur capacity...just a
proverb
Sincere Systematic Study Secures Supreme Success instead of study work

Answer 2

How about a daily list review

Divide all the things you need to do into four categories under columns

1. Forward planning
2. Urgent
3. Soon
4. Someday

At the end of the day do a quick review and add / delete

The next day,. first thing perhaps on the way to work or over breakfast rewrite the list reviewing it

it works for me and helps you keep a grip on the "distant elephants"

Answer 3

It's funny how our minds work, or don't work! For many people, the busier they are, the more productive they can be. Therefore we need to schedule ourselves 'busy'. Making a to do list containing more items than you can possibly do in one day, is a good, positive start. Having a list containing one or two items, will mentally give you pretty much freedom of your day. Try making a list of every single thing. Need to dust? Add it. Do your nails, add it, etc. The feeling of accomplishment as we cross things off our list is awesome. Try tadalist.com, if you're on the computer a lot. You can easily make your list, email it to yourself & print it out if need be. If you're an on the go person, print it and take it with you. Add to it when necessary, and most importantly cross off as you accomplish!
By scheduling 'yourself' busy, you will be busy. But, write it down, or print it out. As we write thing's they become more of a reality. Do you find your head spinning with 'things to do', when you're trying to sleep? Get all those 'other things', out of your head & write them! Keep a note pad by your bed if necessary. As time goes on, you'll go to bed with less on your mind, as you will have your list!
Be sure to ALWAYS include time scheduled for you. If beginning the 'to do' list is how you start.....soon you will graduate to a planner - calendar. Which will be a neccesity, while working.
Good luck to you!
Kyna
"We're Apt to get you Organized!"

Answer 4

Just slow down a bit and take life easy. It's all about priorities. Set out your long and short term goals on two lists. then go through them slowly and write down how you would go about achieving them goals. Make all goals reasonably achievable and you will be surprised how well you do. Best of luck.

Answer 5

Try making lists and using a timer. Set it in 20 minute increments. You would be surprised at what you can do or do too much of in 20 min.

Answer 6

Schedule every waking moment for a week. Alot time slots for EVERYTHING from brushing your teeth to break time.

This will help you determine where you're wasting the most time, and what habits to change or eliminate from your daily routine.

Answer 7

buy some type of planner such as a notebook thing or palm pilot. plan your day step by step and record it all down. stick to it as good as u can and hopefully you will become organized.

Answer 8

you've got to get a grip on yourself and if hard work gets you in gear then revert back to it, and stop squandering your time which apparently that's what your doing right now

Answer 9

try meditation every morning before you start your day. there are some good tips in john gray's 'how to have what you want and want what you have'

Answer 10

get folders with tabs;binders with tabs;go through all of your things and see what you don't need so you can through it away;alphabetical order;style/type piles