Organization Tips
- Erin Fishman
- Apr 29, 2019
- 2 min read
It can seem daunting to implement a new organizational routine, but incorporating small changes can go a long way! Here are a few tips for getting started:
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Invest in an accordion folder
It might seem like an odd choice, but accordion folders are essential to keeping your hard-copy files neat and orderly. Why? Simply put, it's easier to see the file you need and grab it quickly when it's standing upright, rather than lying flush against the folder. This expanding file on Amazon is a great place to start.
Get Dropbox Premium
I know. If you're a college student, you might not want to hear about products that cost money. But the case can be made that Dropbox Premium is absolutely worth a few dollars each month. Think about it: for the cost of a couple of Starbucks coffees every month, you could be on your way to organization.
Why Premium? It offers more storage options than regular Dropbox, for one. It also allows for more collaborative sharing settings for group projects. Try it out!
Divide and conquer
Two words: Separate. Folders. Every project you're working on should be delegated its own space for peace of mind and easy access. Divide your documents in your workspace; whether that's Google Drive, Dropbox, or physical files on your desk.
Labels are everything
Not only will a label maker be the most addictive purchase you've ever made, it's also an essential tool for keeping your files neat and tidy. This label maker is around $20 -- a steal for all of the benefits it will bring to your organizational system.
What are your tips for staying organized? Let me know!



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