An Activity I never knew I needed

First of all, Let me tell you the reader, I YAP. Specially when I am tired and right now I am, so I am going to yap a lot in this blog, decluttering your brain, right. That was the activity assigned to us in again one and only AMAL ACADEMY. Oh I love this place now.

I had a busy week, mega project, Project work, document verification, and degree application. Then, going back home and still have to take Amal session. I was wondering how am I going to manage everything? Crying baby will first cry and then work. That’s me. After crying I opening PW file, had done my Courses, almost 60% work was done, a proactive eh?

Well, well, well. Still at Islamabad had to manage a lot. A day before coming here I opened this file, declutter your brain. Dumped my thoughts in it. It was the first step. Dumping done? Let’s come to something productive now, sorting followed by listing. Wao. Brain mess had started making sense till that time. Following this, I scheduled my tasks.

I never knew this is going to help me. But after scheduling my week on google calendar I forgot it and later I recalled it when first notification popped up at my phone at 12 am when I was half sleepy, Leave for Islamabad. Aryyyyyy, I forgot. I had ticket at 12:15. Rushing towards my sibling I asked them to drop me at bus terminal. That was when, Amal “declutter your brain” first saved me.

Here you can have a glimpse of second step of declutter your brain project

Then in next two days, I was getting notifications from Google calendar and I was doing my tasks smoothly. Right now, dead, tired in hostel. I am writing this blog. I have done everything that was scheduled. Thanks to Amal academy again.

One thing I forgot to mention, this activity made me sort out my stuff as important and unimportant. I prioritised my career and yes I made the right choice. I did something opposite to my personality, less emotional more rational.

With everything I am taking with me, this will also stay with me, this sorting of tasks, scheduling them, it keeps you tracked and focused. What started emotional turning out to be an advice. Start managing your time, start sorting your tasks and start scheduling them because, “failing to plan is actually planning to fail.”

And, one last thing, I will say to every person out there. JOIN AMAL. You don’t know what is it. Amal is saviour, emotionally, practically, financially. Thank you Amal academy for asking me to write this blog. I am smiling now and not tired.:-)