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If you are looking to improve your productivity, then it's time to start using some organisational tools. Organising is an excellent habit to get into. When you organise your workspace, you'll know where everything is and how to find it quickly when needed. This makes life easier for everyone around you. These things can help you get more done in less time and make everything easier to manage. Here are a few tips:
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Calendar
A calendar is an amazing tool for keeping track of your daily activities. It can help you stay on top of appointments and meetings, as well as other important dates. You can use an app to access your calendar on the go or simply keep a physical copy in front of you.
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Organise your computer desktop
Create folders to keep related files together, such as a folder for all your work documents and project files, another for all of the photos you've taken, and so on. This will help you organise everything into logical categories that are easy to find later. It also makes it easier for others who come into contact with your work because they can refer back to these folders instead of searching through them individually.
Use a naming system when naming files to find each file easily.
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Create to-do lists
A to-do list is one of the best ways to keep track of what needs to be done and how much time it will take. It's also easy to create one if you're using an online service such as Wunderlist, which can help you manage your tasks in one place.
If there's something that seems like it should be on your list but still needs to be added, remember to add it, at least after completing the task!
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Use a planner
You can use a planner to help you stay organised and keep you on track with your goals. A planner app will help you keep track of all the things that need to be done, so there's no room for procrastination or forgetfulness. It also gives you space to write down any ideas or tasks that come into your mind while they are still fresh in your head.
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Delegate tasks
If you're a person who is good at one thing but not another, then you should delegate the task to someone better at that thing. For example: if you are good at presenting but not researching, have someone better at it take charge of the research. Check outfree online courseson organisational tools by Glow & Lovely Careers (formerly known as Fair & Lovely Career Foundation). These can help you in daily life and at work. With these tips, your organisational and planning skills will surely be the envy of many.