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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Title capitalization rules

Some tricks forto be more productive... Some tricks to be more productive...

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

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

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

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. And in it, I put all the activities that I need to do, and categorize 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..."

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

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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

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

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

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

And, tThe next step is gto toake action. The next step is to take action.

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

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

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

Not sure what "put my phones" means

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

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

Just some tricks that I use, and everthey always help me with thedoing daily tasks. Just some tricks that I use, and they always help me with doing daily tasks.