The document discusses how to organize one's time, resources, and thoughts. It suggests organizing by determining what needs to be organized, such as time, tasks, and ideas. Several tools are then presented for organizing time using calendars, resources using email filters, and thoughts using mind-mapping software or a master to-do list. Cell phones can also help with organization through calendars, ringtones, contacts, voice notes, and alarms. Additional resources for organization ideas include websites like Lifehacker and Study Hacks.

2. What do you need to organize? Time Where to be, when Getting things done Resources Being able to locate what you need, when you need it Thoughts Ideas for the future For deliverables (papers, projects, etc.)

3. How do you organize? What do you currently use to organize: Time Resources Thoughts

4. What’s the biggest barrier?

5. Tools to Organize Your Time Sunbird Yahoo Calendar Google Calendar Remember the Milk Wakerupper oh, don’t forget

6. Tools to Organize Your Resources Email Just to say it again… FILTERS! MyNoteIt Notely Studyminder

7. Tools to Organize Your Thoughts kwiry Mind-mapping software for to-do lists One master to-do list, one master calendar Zero inbox

8. Cell phone as organization tool Calendar function Set specific ringtones for people whose calls you can’t miss Add numbers to your address book for businesses or other contacts you may need Voice notes Alarms

9. Resources for new organization ideas Lifehacker Study Hacks Student Hacks