Do you get upset when you can’t achieve what you want? For example, you might want to clean out your room or continue that things you’ve been putting off. Maybe you try to focus, but you find it difficult to deal with all the things.

Now you could try one simple strategy: developing a habit of being organized. This means you are able to think ahead and plan things well. When you can get organized, keep things under control, and live a tidy life, you can work faster and have more creative ideas and thoughts.

Here are some tips that can help:

1. Make your things tidy. Believe it or not, your pencil case, your backpack, your desk and your room are the key parts of being a well-organized student. Take a few minutes each day to make your things in order. There is no right or wrong way to organize them-the important thing is that you know where everything is by doing this. You will feel all the things well organized around you.

2. Put up a timetable and follow it. There must be many things you have to do every day. Making a timetable or a schedule about what you plan to do in recent days can help remind you to finish them. Put it up around the place you can easily see and make sure you can achieve them before going to bed. Gradually, you would find it unbelievable that you have done so many things.

3. Prepare tings ahead. After you finish your homework, put everything you might need for the next day in your backpack. In this way, you are less likely to forget something. Similarly, if you spend a lot of time deciding your clothes or breakfast for the next day, prepare them the night before.

Getting organized should extend to your activities outside your home or school and is helpful for you to manage a better life. Encourage yourself to get organized now. It’s much easier to start a habit if you can imagine how the changes will make you feel!