Ten Top Organising Tips For Dyslexics
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Ten Essential Organizing Tips for Dyslexics
Over the years, I’ve developed effective strategies to manage daily tasks despite my dyslexia. These methods have helped countless others, and I’m excited to share them with you.
1. Highlight Important Numbers and Words
Colors can be a lifesaver! I use highlighters to differentiate items in lists or spreadsheets. For instance, highlight sub-totals in pink and gross amounts in green to make them stand out.
2. Use Memory Statements
If your short-term memory isn’t the best, try verbal cues. For instance, say aloud, “putting car keys on kitchen counter.” This simple habit ensures you remember where things are later.
3. Make Lists
Jot down anything important on paper or in a notebook. Lists are a reliable way to keep track of tasks. I keep a crucial list on my kitchen door with reminders for trips, like my purse and mobile charger.
4. Embrace Post-it Notes
These are perfect for quick reminders. Keep a pad in strategic spots, like your kitchen, and jot things down as they come to mind. Review them before heading out.
5. Use Calendars and Wall Planners
Find the best method for you to track appointments and events. Whether it’s a physical calendar or a digital planner, consistent use is key to staying organized.
6. Maintain a Diary
Regularly update your diary, whether it’s on your device or a physical one. Record appointments and plans well in advance to avoid any surprises.
7. Organize with Databases
Keep both electronic and hard copies of important information. Categorize data into segments, such as family, health, or services. Ensure the information is correct and update regularly.
8. Duplicate Essentials
For travel, create a cosmetic case identical to your home setup. This way, you’re always prepared without having to pack every time.
9. Track Your Finances
Keeping financial records is crucial. I’ve designed a simple Financial Tracking Chart available for download on my website. It helps monitor income and expenses effectively.
10. Develop an Organizing Chart
Designate a place for every item you own. An Organizing Chart helps identify problem areas and solutions. List items without a designated spot and decide their new locations. A systematic approach can transform clutter into order.
With these strategies, not only will you feel more in control, but those around you will notice the positive change too. Stay consistent, and you’ll experience lasting benefits.
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