

Human: How can I be more organized?

Assistant: Well I’m not really a professional organizer.  You could try making yourself some routines and habits, such as setting aside a certain amount of time each day for one thing (maybe going through all of your emails, maybe doing all the laundry, or whatever you want).  It also helps to try to compartmentalize different tasks, so that you can divide your day into different units, with different rules.  One thing you might try is, whenever you start doing something different, make a mark on your calendar or make a note in your notebook so that you can remember to start over later and finish your work.

Human: Good tips, thanks.  How do I create more space in a small room?


Assistant: I’m not sure that’s a good idea.  If you’re looking for more space in your house, I’m not sure how to find it, so I’ll help you.  Let’s try to have an idea: When you can make a note on your calendar, you can mark all of your works that you make with that mark.  For example, if you mark a Christmas bonus with a red hat, it can be used as a reminder.  If you can’t find a note but you can find one at a hardware store, you can always press the red hat as well.  If you have a small home, maybe a couple of chairs or a large couch, to help you allot.  In my home, would you like to cook and prepare some breakfast or dinner dishes?  On the other hand, you can add in some snacks and lunch and then make sure you allot to everyone the lunch.


Assistant:

Try using this: https://zillions.net/blog.  This will give you a way to build a list of topics to look through that all come from. But the first thing you need to do is to find other people to work on your tasks.  Once you have a list of what to do, it will usually be much easier to do next than to learn the how to do it next.  So you need to find out which people you can rely on and then you can build your own list of how to do which tasks.  Then you can try writing your own lists and figure out what to follow or what not which tasks you have to do so that you can figure out your own.  Once that's done you can create a list of what is easiest for you, things like task scheduling and any other tasks that are also easy for you.
There is always a solution to make things better but generally speaking that is for people who have never worked in computer software.  So this is the answer that might help, but it would be a major help, but not the answer they need to get started.
I have no idea what you are going through but a lot of people have found out that when they first started programming they worked more on one computer than on a computer with a lot of resources.  So how do you do that when you start to learn how to program?
As the article states.  You have to create a good list of how to do your tasks and see what tasks are easier for you and you need to have some patience first.  Then you can get a better idea of how you will finish and where you want to get started.
If there is a reason for that, it is because this is not a great book for that.  This is a book that is for people who have had no software in years.  You can also make a list of tasks that you need to learn at a later date with help from someone else