#organisation

[thesecrethistori-an]

Sunday reset 🤞🏼

[emilyscartoons]

[lottiestudying]

11.04.2025—Friday afternoon planning

[selfcarereminder]

declutter one surface, just one, not the whole house. it will help more than you'd expect

[softforandrewcody]

Guys look at how big brain I am! It took me an embarrassingly long time to realise I could keep all my docs in one doc in different tabs🫪But guess what, I figured it out and I’ve moved all my fics into one document like so and now I don’t have to be overwhelmed with how many documents I have in my google docs😅 Gonna be writing for Sub!Boyd today, fingers crossed I post it today!

[4salstims]

[starz4estrella]

Tips to be more organised for school

By someone who is very disorganised, here are some things I've implemented to become more organised for school :

1. Pack your bag the day before :

Make sure you have all your books , pe kit , homework, pencil case, etc. It just saves you the stress in the morning and makes sure you definelty packed everything.

2. Do you homework the day it's set :

Yes , we all tend to procrastinate on our homework . But doing this makes sure it's out of the way and overall you'll have less homework to do at the end of the week .

( If you can't do it the day it's set obnoxiously highlight it in your calender or put a big ,annoying reminder on your phone .- This way you can't ignore it . )

3. Schedule your study/work sessions :

Find out when your exam , assignment, projects are / are due . Then schedule sessions leading up ---> to that date ( do not just cram it the day before , I know you think you can , but it will not provide the same results )

I feel like these are very basic, especially if you're naturally an organised person, but personally, it helps so much .