College years are always associated with intense flow of events: this is the time of being active, multitasking like a superhero, making a dozen of friends in one day and studying the whole subject in just one night.

Being young and courageous definitely has its benefits. Students can do thousands of things in just one day, so I came up with the list of technics that will help you work effectively and accomplish more.
1). Follow a big picture

Create a yearly calendar to plan the peaks and slow periods of your workloads. School tasks are not something you can do over one day, but the good thing is that you almost always know when the big assignments are planned and can distribute your workload accordingly.

For better result accuracy, break this big yearly plan into monthly and weekly ones. But don’t forget to modify it when the week/month performance isn’t as expected. Of course, sticking to the plan is always tough, but it doesn’t mean that you can’t improvise or set priorities. Here is a good way to do it.
2). Put everything in writing

Believe me when I say that you don’t look like your grandma when you write down your action plan: things to buy, people to talk to, books to consult, projects to manage… It is important to organize your schedule on the paper in a visual way. The trick is that when you write things down, you automatically prioritize your tasks (you wouldn’t bother to take a pen to write about something trivial) and can see when you are taking too much load, what you can live without or what things can be postponed for later.

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