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General What is the best way to stay organized when juggling many tasks?

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It is always better to write things down because I found out that juggling plenty of things can stress you out and can make you miss out on some important things. I plan and use an app that helps me stay organized. In most cases, I used Google Keep. How do you guys stay organised?
 
Creating lists really saves me. I jot down all my tasks. Decide which one are truly urgent and which can be postponed. Dividing jobs into smaller steps helps reduce the stress as well.
 
I have a to-do list that helps me plan what to do per time.
I allocate time to each task and try to keep to time. I organize my tasks daily and try as much as possible to include rest so I wouldn't break down. The best way to shuttle between tasks is to have a guide that works for you so you won't forget what you had to do. You might even employ a personal assistant.
 
It's never easy but I try. I try to Make a to-do list before I start my day. So that I know what I'm up against. I Determine urgent needs and do them first. I also Schedule time for interruptions. So that I can also attend to them
 
First and foremost, you should make a list to keep everything organized and the tasks selected. In my case, I put the easiest task from easiest to hardest, although you can do it the other way around too. Second, you should list a number of tasks that you can realistically complete in one day, meaning within the hours you can work during the day.
 
If I have many tasks to complete, I always do a bit of all the tasks. I would break each task into three rounds. I approach each task to a significant point in each round and move again to the next round. That helps me to avoid monotony when dealing with multiple tasks.
 

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