Some tricks forto be more productive...

Well, today I will try to present some tricks that I use for to be more productive.

Have a planner, and in this planner you will need to organizinge your schedule into in some categories: (1) actions with a schedule, (2) actions without a schedule, (3) informations, and (4) values - in this one, you include the most important activities that you have, that can help you to reached your goals.

Don't put your tasks in your planner, separt aside a specific place for them.

For example, a task list,. I used the app "to Todo ist" for it.

And in it, I put all the activities that I need to do, and categorizing them into four places: (1) today, (2) this week, (3) this month, and (4) not urgent.

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And, tThe next step is gto toake action.

For this, I put my cellphone in another room, and turn off all the things that can changeaffect my focus.

Themn, I put my on my headphones, aplay good music, and started to do what I need.

Not sure what "put my phones" means

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Well, today I will try to present some tricks that I use for to be more productive.

This would sound cleaner if you remove "Well, today"

Have a planner, and in this planner you need to organizinge your schedule into in some categories: (1) actions with a schedule, (2) actions without a schedule, (3) informations, and (4) values - in this one you include the most important activities that you have, thatwhich can help you to reached your goals.

Information is uncountable; there is never an S to make it plural.

Don't put your tasks in your planner, separate a specific place for them.

For example, a task list,. I used the app "tTo dDo List" for it.

If you want to avoid slang => applications.
Since you are referring to the application by name, the name is capitalized.

And in it, I put all the activities that I need to do, and categorizinge them into four places: (1) today, (2) this week, (3) this month, and (4) not urgent.

You're describing a habit, "I put... I categorize..." If you were describing your actions in the present, you would use "I am putting... I am categorizing..."

With this, I can see what I need to do.

Finally, when I have a clear system, youI can see all the activities youI need to do.

Either stick to "I" or stick to "you" for the whole sentence.

- Finally, when I have a clear system, I can see all the activities I need to do.
-- The emphasis is on your own practice and experience

- Finally, when you have a clear system, you can see all the activities you need to do.
-- Here, you are speaking generally

And, tThe next step is gto put it into action.

It's generally advised to avoid beginning sentences with "and."

Themn, I put my phones, a good music,some good music on my phone and started to doing what I need to do.

The order is a little confusing - I would suggest saying that you put music on your phone and then set it down in another room.

JThese are just some tricks that I use, and everalways help me with themy daily tasks.

"Just some..." is fine in everyday speech, but in writing, should have its proper complement (here, "these are just...").