How to Become an Organised Student in 3 Simple Steps (Studying Jump-Start Challenge Day 4)

Organising probably isn’t the most enjoyable study task but being an organised student is vital to save time, boost your productivity, and help you achieve good grades.

The beginning of your studies or a new module is the perfect time to set up some simple organisation systems that will make your life A LOT easier later.

So whether you’re naturally an organised student or not, in this episode I’ll walk you through 3 simple organisation hacks that you can implement immediately to ditch overwhelm and boost your productivity.

Now this episode is day 4 of my Studying Jump-Start Challenge. So if you’re watching it during the week of August 31st 2020, get involved and get my feedback over on Instagram. Listen to the episode for more details.

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