4. Using a To-Do List
- š§ Definition: Write down what you need to do, so you donāt forget.
- š Example: "I use my Notes app to list out assignments. When I complete one, I cross it off, which feels great!"
- š” Application: Start a simple to-do list in your phone. Donāt rely on memoryāget it down on āpaperā so you can actually see what needs to be done.
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