Is this a good way 4chin?

>>8980827
>being this autistic.

fuck you

>>8980827
I'm sorry, but I couldn't live like this. I need some freedom on my own, and planning every tidbit of my life just takes the pleasure out of it.

To each their own though, I don't have to study too much luckily, so maybe planning like this would help then.

UC Irvine?

>>8980827
>at lunch with faculty
>check watch
>"gotta go"
>everybody else: we just sat down a few minutes ago
>"got a nap scheduled in 7 minutes. gotta stick to my schedule."

seriously though wtf m8

>>8980901
>plan to meet at 12:30PM
>don't arrive until nearly half an hour later
What kind of spic country lets you get away with that shit, you utter degenerate? Time is money.

Whats the best app other than google calandars for this?

3 hours frisbee on a Sunday ......Ffs

>>8982492
Microsoft calendar

>>8980888
You act like planning is the opposite of freedom.

>>8980827
I tried this before. What I found is that trying to plan so tightly is a waste of time. Shit often takes longer than you expect and your whole schedule will get fucked up when it does. Also, managing that calendar software is time consuming

Try a simple to-do list instead. Personally I like "Todoist"
But you can do the same with pen and paper.

Make a todo list for each "project" you have, of actionable, measurable items. e.g. "write two paragraphs" rather than "work on proposal"
Every morning drag 1 item from each project into the Today list, then finish that list and you're done for the day

Keeps workload balanced, keeps you from neglecting projects, is flexible, and isn't itself time-consuming

>>8980827
>>8980827
>prep

Why you prep the bull just after waking up?

calendars are fine but you are scheduling every second of your life

>>8980827
>Planning every second

That will fail massively, do a objective based schedule

>not keeping consistent nap and meal times

You're going to catch AIDS