8 Easy Tips for Balancing Work and Studying in College
As a college student balancing work and studying can be incredibly challenging. So, here are some easy tips to make balancing your life easier!
Category: Productivity
An Introduction to SMART Goals | What Are They and How to Use Them
We’ve all got goals, some big and some small. While goals may be as seemingly insignificant as finishing a cup of coffee the first time without having to microwave it,
Daily Activities That Can Help Raise Motivation
Motivation in human beings is incredibly important. It is the thing that makes most things in our lives happen. In other words, if we don’t have the will to do
Keep Productive All Day With These 7 Tips
Being productive throughout the day can be such hard work when you got to organize your day and plan your day thoroughly (which takes time). But really, it isn’t! Sometimes,
A 3-Layered Study Plan to Green Light Your Education
The fact you’re reading this post suggests you’re struggling to get your head around college organization. Fear not. A shocking number of students feel as though they could drown under
How to be Productive When You Don’t Want To
Being productive when you do not want to be is one of the hardest obstacles to overcome. Finding the motivation to complete the tasks you need to might ultimately come
5 Ways to Ensure a Harmonious Home
We each have a unique idea of what our perfect home environment looks like and the aesthetics get a lot of attention – but what about how home feels from
5 Essential Note-taking Strategies & Tips for College
Note-taking is by far the most difficult part of reading for college students. Note-taking is tedious, boring, doubles the time it takes for you to read a chapter, and you
4 Things You Need to Know Before You Start Working from Home
Working from home is not for everyone, and it is important to keep these points in mind when you’re thinking about the possibility of switching from a regular 9-to-5 desk
How to Boost Productivity Working from Home
More and more people are choosing to work from home. Whether you have a home-based job, you run a business from home, or your employer offers flexible working options, it
Is Your Home Office Bad for Your Health?
There are loads of benefits of working from home. When you work out of your home office you no longer having to commute to work and you are more able
How to Create Effective Goals | Includes Free Worksheet
With every new year comes new goals and hopes to achieve these goals. Unfortunately, many of us create goals that never get completed. Why is this? One reason you might
4 Simple Ways to Upgrade Your Office Space
Whether it’s a whole room in your house or apartment, a carefully proportioned square in an office building, or something in between, odds are you’re spending a substantial portion of
Bullet Journaling Goals | New Year’s Resolutions 2018
With 2017 coming to a close and 2018 soon to arrive, everyone is thinking about all their goals and new year’s resolutions. It is at this time of year that
How to Survive College | A Guide For College Freshman
I have been there…heck, I am still there! College is hard! The constant, never-ending piles of homework and assigned readings. It’s nearly impossible not to get behind! Plus, you’re always
Six Steps to an Organized Filing System
Keeping your documents organized and easy to find is super important! I mean, some of these are legal documents. That’s not something you want to lose or misplace! If you
5 Time Management Tools You Need To Be Productive
We live in a fast-paced society surrounded by incredibly busy people. And when you are an incredibly busy person, it is hard to keep everything straight. A lot of the
How to Create Do-able Long-Term Goals
When it comes to making a long-term goal, we are often discouraged by a goal that is too broad, seems to have no purpose or no roadmap. This post is meant
6 Ways to Declutter Desk Space | A Guide to An Organized Desk
Piles upon piles of papers, sticky notes, and who knows what else can make your desk space stressful and cluttered (aka impossible to use). Your new year’s resolution was to “get
