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Divide Your Days Into Blocks
Instead of using a ToDo List, use a calendar (like Google Calendar) and assign a time to each task. And thus, allow yourself to be more efficient by making use of Parkinson's Law.
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Schedule Your Breaks
Just as we define the hours in which we have to be concentrated, such as when at the university they tell us what time we have to see each class, we have to keep a balance and block in our calendar moments of
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How Can We Organise Our Day
Frequently, we find ourselves with the desire to change our habits, and one of the first drawbacks that arise is that we do not know how to optimize our resources (time) for everything we want to do (related to study or work). For this reason, I ...
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Embrace Your Peak and Valley Hours Every Day
What we must do to avoid feeling overwhelmed is to define which tasks are more complicated and then perform them in our energy peaks of the day; in the same way, the tasks that are more mechanical or simple, must...
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Time blocking
Assign every hour of your day to a specific task.
Take your day’s to-do list and estimate how long each task will take. Plan your day out by assigning each task to your calendar. Include all related tasks such as commuting, breaks and admin tasks.
3. Set Daily Goals With Reminders
Every day comes with new tasks to accomplish. Make it easy for yourself to complete each task by taking life one day at a time. Do you have a huge report due next month? Consider what you’ll do each day to finish it instead of waiting until the last minute. Use apps like
Designing The Essay Plan
- Start with a question.
- Use Google to get as much information as you can about that particular question (articles, review papers, everything that could answer your question). Keep all the information in a research document.
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