Use a Calendar App or Piece of paper or Planner
With this, you should
- Capture new tasks and deadlines as soon as you get it.
- Plan your day based on what needs to be done.
- Schedule or move all other tasks to future days in the calendar.
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as a student who is usually overwhelmed, this is what I will do instead of spending a whole day trying to plan. this will help me feel less overwhelmed and conserve time.
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