intellectus: “ Staying organized is often vitally important to success, but it’s something I definitely struggle with. I’m sure I’m not alone in this, so here are a few alternatives to your current method of planning and organization! I hope at least...

intellectus:

Staying organized is often vitally important to success, but it’s something I definitely struggle with. I’m sure I’m not alone in this, so here are a few alternatives to your current method of planning and organization! I hope at least one of these will resonate you and help you find your best method.

  1. Bullet Journal: probably the most popular with studyblrs, and very aesthetic, although they do take some time to set up!
    1. ‘Basics of Bullet Journaling’ by @mugglestudiesblr​
    2. ‘What the Heck is a Bullet Journal’ by @studyign​
    3. ‘Bullet Journal Masterpost’ by @saturday-studying​
    4. ‘Guide to Bullet Journals’ by @areistotle​
    5. ‘Bullet Journal’ by @eintsein​
  2. Planner: well-organized and laid out, but some can become pricey!
    1. ‘Free Printable Planners’ by @beingsmartissexy
    2. ‘2016 Planner Printables’ by @marias-studyblr​
    3. ‘Planner Printables’ by @theparisiandreamer​
    4. Erin Condren Planners (a studyblr favourite)
    5. Target Planners
  3. Calendar: allows for a full view of everything that’s happening, but less organized!
    1. Google Calendar (for those who like it online)
    2. Customizable Calendar Printables
    3. 2016 Printable Calendars by Blooming Homestead
    4. Free Printable 2016 Calendars by Oh So Lovely
    5. Three Stylish 2016 Calendars by Botanical Paperworks
    6. 2016 Calendar by Small Paper Things
  4. Online Methods: require more time to set up, but no worries about neatness and many have automated functions!
    1. My Study Life
    2.  WeekPlan
    3. DayViewer
    4. Doodle
  5. Weekly Columns: keep you on schedule and over an overview of the week, but normally quite inflexible!
    1. Weekly Planner Printables
    2. Printables from @theorganisedstudent
    3. Weekly Planner Printable by @butteredcoffeeandloosepages
    4. Weekly To-Do List by Scattered Squirrel
    5. Weekly Study Schedule by @strive-for-da-best
  6. Memo Book: highly customizable, portable, and inexpensive, but not very organized!
    1. Mead Memo Books
    2. Green Military Memorandum Book
    3. A6 Jotter Notebook from The Art File

(Source: intellectys, via rewritign-blog)


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