How to Organize Your Life to Maximize Your Day: Effective Time Management Tips and Ideas to Simplify Your Life

by Judith Turnbridge

Do find yourself floundering in an ocean of to-do lists and unfinished business?Would you like a stress-free approach to life’s challenges and conflicting priorities?How to Organize Your Life to Maximize Your Day is an easy-to-read guide which will tell you exactly how using some amazingly effective time–management tips.

Written by best-selling Amazon Author Judith Turnbridge, this book will help you organize and simplify your day, from a relaxing wake up – even when you have to go to work – to a peaceful mind and body bedtime.

In between it will cover both home and work life, with a detailed breakdown of timesaving ideas for where and how items in your home and workspace should go. You’ll be able to stay one step ahead by maintaining maximum efficiency!

Unlike other organizational books, How to Organize Your Life to Maximize Your Day has been written specifically for those who are not naturally organized! Could that be you?

Some of the topics covered

How to Follow a Bedtime Routine

Getting your clothes ready for the next day The basics for an organized closetGetting enough sleep by calculating your “bedtime range”Finding the best way to get off to sleep           How to Organize Your Morning Routine   

The morning chill-out and your chill spaceHaving breakfast the organized wayHow to pre-plan your breakfasts       How to Organize Your Working Life          

Preparing for your journey to the office       How to use your commute to keep ahead of the gameHow to organize your workspace      How to organize your home for work           Tips for working in an organized manner     Creating a daily schedule      Creating a to-do-list   Organizing your email           Coping with distractions        Setting your reminders          Avoiding the afternoon slump           How to Organize Your Home Life   

How to prepare your dinner the organized wayThe importance of having an organized mealtime   The organized grocery shop  Secrets for an organized lunchtime  Room clearing tipsHow to organize your kitchen cabinetsHow to organize your bathroom       Learning effective time management techniques has never been easier with this

Genres: Nonfiction

54 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 28, 2013

Reviews

[Asha P]

A good reminder!
Whatever is mentioned in this book, you would have heard somewhere before, practiced at some point in the past, or may already be doing today.
Anyways, it’s good to give it a glance, and you might come across a few useful tips or new additions here and there.
However, it is mostly about balancing work and home life during weekdays.
You also need to make time for self-care, vacations, and spending time with friends and relatives.
Since everything mentioned in this book is based on a female perspective, make sure to delegate and share some of the tasks with other family members as well.

[Nancy Fornataro]

This is a great little book, chocked full of good advice on getting organized once and for all. The thing I loved is that it motivated me. Lots of times, I'll read this type of book and go "meh" and go back to being my semi-organized self!! This writer has a good way of putting things in terms I can relate to. Also the price was right. It's a definite read and I recommend it.

[Elizabeth]

this was a fun little read. were a lot of the tips common sense - yes. did it make me think about the way I do some things - yes. I've even come up with some work to do things on my own.

if anything I found this a motivational kick in the pants that I'm over thinking things and need to just simplify my tactics!

[Jessica Powell]

A quick read with some useful and easily actionable ideas to help reduce the stress in your life, and give yourself more time.

[Joan]

Nothing new here. Not much in the way of content.

[Valerie]

Most info was common sense but a reminder is always good. Some may find it very useful.