Scheduling app/Program

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>>3055190

I use onenote. It's like a virtual whiteboard but you can paste pictures, audio, links, write notes, charts--it does it all. I even paste my influence map and stuffs in it. Whenever I come across helpful advice there is a screen snippet tool that captures things. It's my best friend really.

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You could also try the Pomodoro method. You just have to keep track of your Pomodoros.
Steps:
1) Decide on the task.
2) Set your timer to 25 mins.
3) Work on the task until the timer goes off.
4) After the timer rings keep track of how many pomodoros you've done (the intervals are called pomodoros).
5) Repeat Steps 2-4 until you've done 4 pomodoros.
6) Take a longer break (30 mins), and go back to step 1.

The advantage to this is that you don't feel defeated if you don't get your to-do list done. The whole point is to put time in, rather than be "done" with your studies anyways, right? Plus pomodoros are simple to keep track of.

hehe i drew the pic in OP's post.

>>3055542
Okawa what the fuck are you doing on 4chan?

>>3055585
>Okawa
This is the first time I've seen someone not use Bkub.

>>3055542
Blog?

>>3055520
You are terrible at explaining things.