Organization
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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. Tools recommended for time include calendars, reminders and alarms. Email and note applications can help organize resources. Mind maps and to-do lists are proposed for organizing thoughts. The document also provides cell phone tips and recommends lifehack websites for new organization ideas.
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