Get Things Done with Me ~ Life Admin Day 

Completely agree! When I do that, I feel less drained

While doing our own admin ☕️✨✨

Probably they are giving thumbs down to life admin.... 🤷🏻‍♀️ as in “i shall never...” 😂

@@intentionalliving7326 hahah morally opposed to it!

That thought is motivating ☕️

“Future You” perfect

@@regulargorgeous you're perfect

YESS HERE

Amen sistah! ... while drinking my coffee as well ☕️ ✨

Well put! I am inspired to do a weekly task list ☕️

SAME

Yes!!!

I also love a good chore chart. 💜

😅😂

Amen sistah ☕️✨✨

I second this 🙋‍♀️

Search pinterest for command centers, lots of nice ideas for visible chore charts there. I'm partial to the kanban style myself.

Forgot to say thank you xx

I can offer you some advice if you like! I did an undergraduate degree, a master's, and recently teacher training - so I know how it feels! The absolute best thing when you are feeling overwhelmed or unsure how to start is to make a list! Make a list of each section of your project (could be chapters of a dissertation, sections of a portfolio, etc). Then for each section, make another list of all the things that are involved - e.g. research the thing, find 10 references for the thing, write a draft, send to tutor for feedback, reference correctly, make edits etc. Then each day you can set aside time to do some of those smaller tasks, based on how you are feeling, and it will ALWAYS be progress! For your daily to-do list, you can look at the master list you made and pull a couple of things. Even just bookmarking 10 references to use when you are having a rough day is a to-do you can tick off! It also means you can group things together (e.g. if you have several people to email) and work in a way that makes sense for you. I know you didn't ask for my help, but I hope this helps anyway. You've got this! P.S. There is a site called Pacemaker where you can set a project, input how many words, sections, numbers etc you need to complete, the deadline etc and it will calculate how many words you need to do each day/week. You can even adjust it to suit you (e.g. no work on the weekends, more work nearer the deadline). You might find that encouraging, as the numbers are often so low that they feel more manageable - 100 words a day over 2 months really adds up! You can record your progress on there too and see a percentage. Difficult to explain but worth a look, and it is free. :)

@@FMLcrispylara Thank you so much for your advice wow 😍 i created a List and work it off, I wish you all the best! Great Community here...

@@cheekycheeks2190 Glad I could help you! Best of luck with it :) x

@@FMLcrispylara Thank you! X

My flat just to be a mess most of the time. For me, afterwards, I think this was because I did not understand myself well enough to create systems that Actually was my style, not others or cheap organizers I could afford. A situation that only got Worse as I was bordering on depression and instead of taking the Bigger steps to move forward like seeking help or just really seeking out employers and fully trying all ways to go from unemployed to employment… I instead got a sense of accomplishment from turning my mess of a home to a nice one. Again and againxP Maybe you are on a similar track in life? I do recommend Clutterbug on youtube and seeing which of her organizing styles you are drawn to. MariKondo’s first book might also , like it Did me, help understand yourself better too. Why you hang on to certain things etc.

@@MissVasques thank you so much for the tip! It's really a great idea to find out which system works best for me 😍 I have ADHD with really similar big lack of motivation like depression...I tried also "magic cleaning" but I couldn't stick to it either, because I could find happiness or a use in all trash if I'm thinking about enough and ADHD brains are really good at thinking, being emotional and procrastination... But I really haven't thought about finding a better cleaning system for me 🥰😍 You are a really great help, thank you so much!