Just a girl from Detroit Job Ready

I had a friend that would put everything on a calendar. This was how she organized. If you weren't scheduled on her calendar it wasn't important or was in conflict with something else. This was how she organized and it worked for her. It is proven that what you organize, you have control over. My saying is, "You have to prioritize in order to be organized". Staying organized can help with being less overwhelmed and increase your productivity. These tips can help with work, school or at home as well as produce that time management skill.  Here are some things you can do to get organized. Organize and tidy up your workspace. Before you start committing to being organized. Plus each day, tidy up afterwards. Write it down. Have a to-do list. This will help sort out some stuff. Sort of in order of priority. What projects need immediate attention first. If you are spending most of your time on one project, you may need to ask for help. Make sure you take b...

According to the Cleveland Clinic,  Stress  is the body's reaction to any change that requires an adjustment or response. The body reacts to these changes with physical, mental, and emotional responses.  Stress  is a normal part of life. You can experience  stress  from your environment, your body, and your thoughts. Working on projects at work can raise your stress level. Doesn't matter if you have a desk job, delivery job, warehouse job, senior level job, retail job, restaurant job or even as a student. Especially during peak times or seasons. Every one is busy. Don't let it get the best of you because some times your reaction can be negative.  I want to share some techniques I use to handle stress at work. Acknowledge you can't do everything. Admitting this is the first step. I am process management driven. I am a person that wants to get every project done and on time. I do know if it is too much, I can't do it all. It is OK to ask for help ...