Get Organized! by Dr. Frank Buck

Writing the same email replies over and over could make you feel like your trapped in the movie "Groundhog Day." Learn how to use a free text expander. 

Creative Procrastination is all about finding that sweet spot. Instead of putting off tasks, it's the art of creatively placing tasks in the future. 

Let's look at three approaches to procrastination as seen through a well-known tale."Too soon" can be just as bad as waiting to the last minute.  

After adopting Remember the Milk, a reader asked me about the learning curve. Here's what you need to know on two levels. 

The practice of writing a "thank-you" note on a regular basis is important. How do you remember to do it? This episode tells you exactly how.

 The magic day has arrived. Enjoy the moment and cherish the memories. But do you dread what comes next? Try an organized approach to holiday cleanup.  

Holiday stress is a result of the busyness of what should be an enjoyable season. This post shows how identifying the "Fab 5" each day puts stress at bay. (Carol Of The Bells by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Artist: http://audionautix.com/)

Learn to save time with Auto text expander for Google Chrome. Eliminate repetitious entry with this free extension. This episode includes good examples.  https://www.frankbuck.org/how-to-save-time-with-auto-text-expander-2/

When people get your voicemail, is your greeting helpful? Or is the generic "...will return your call as soon as possible" that means nothing.

Remember the Milk is my new task manager. Here's why I made the m-o-o-o-ve and how you can too.

Learn a system for note taking that is easy and meets your needs. This post contains links to articles which include borth paper and digital methods.

If you take paper notes, how do you keep up with long URLs you need to reference later? Use a spreadsheet to house the URLs and reference it from your notes

When we have to take "notes on the fly," we need a system. Learn how to do note taking digitally via voice input and with paper via a good 'ole memo pad.

This post on digital note taking is the 7th in a series of posts examining various approaches to note taking. Here, notes begin in the digital task list.

Note taking and the paper planner is the next in this series on making note taking and documentation easy.

Digital note taking can be accomplished using Evernote. The principles are exactly the same as in the posts on note taking with paper.

Sometimes, two tools are better than one. If your calendar and tasks are digital, but you struggle with notes from phone calls and meetings, a paper journal may be the answer.

You note taking system has got to be easy. If it's not, you stop doing it. Then that one conversation where you thought the issue was settled turns ugly.

In today's world, what's the best way to go about organizing your academic notes? Where do our digital devices fit in the grand scheme of things?

Our information is only as good as our ability to find it when we need it. Through this post and those to follow, learn how to take notes in all situations.

An entire month and nobody absent...How long can this go on? Attendance and school success go hand-in-hand, as this story illustrates.

Whether it's in the classroom or on a trip with friends, these 20 apps for the college student get the job done. Make college more manageable this year.

Organization and time management are vital skills for anyone. These 10 productivity tips are designed to bring success for students.

Conveniences are all around us. But broken tools do us know good. If it's not working, fix it. Look around for what's broken and do something about it.

Don't you hate scheduling a meeting by email? It's like playing "Email Battleship" as you try for a hit on a calendar you can't see. Assistant.to is a tool that puts an end to the madness.