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Writing To Do lists at night has helped get my life together in so many ways.
I write down everything from switching books out to taking out the garbage.
It just helps me get things actually done instead of meaning to do it.
If you feel that you have so much to do but you never get things done, give it a try. It might work for you too.
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"Every time we switch tasks, the brain shuts down connections to key information," Multi-tasking isn't always
The Multi-tasking Paradox - Efficiency doesn't seem conducive to effective productivity, when we look at it from the brain's perspective. The eight pound organ has to re-boot back to task 1 of 6 every time you flip flop your way through tasks.
"Every time we switch tasks, the brain shuts down connections to key information."
NPR's recent obsession with the effects of Multitasking can be expanded upon further by these articles:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=95256794&sc=nl&cc=es-20081019
Multitasking Teens May Be Muddling Their Brains