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Hi! Thank you for the kind words :)

Actually the only online organization I have for everyday use is my calendar on google calendar- which I’ve talked about here. 

It’s funny you should mention Trello, my boyfriend recently introduced me to it and we use it as more of a to-do list in terms of books to read, movies to watch, etc. etc. It’s an efficient site so I do recommend it to people who are looking for something like it.

I am not going to tell you that you should do what I tell you (Although I like the sound of that). Working with a lot of different people and myself I have learned the following.

At the end of my working day I am mostley already thinking about what's next. Sports, food, meeting friends, a promising date or something exciting on tv (Olympics). My attention becomes weaker and I tend to shove all my stuff into my bag and sprint out of the office. This isn't very abnormal, right?

When training for the triathlon I noticed that nothing annoys me more then having to search for your clothing or having to train in smelly or dirty clothing. The same goes for material that is not functioning etc. Getting yourself to do the exercise wants you to get started right away and not lose focus on stuff you should have done earlier.  

Reflecting that to working. Quit your workday 15 minutes before you want to leave. Start with cleaning up your desk, get rid of empty cups and glasses, sort that paper mess and remove stains and sticky spots. Check your To-Do list for tomorrow (I like Trello.com) and look at your agenda for a second.