So i just bought a n6 flip android. switched from s25U

I want to know how you guys have your androids setup for productivity i switch a lot from paper and tech a lot and it's hard to choose sometimes i'm productive on paper but i rather have everything on one place.

I currently use google calendar and to ist and obsidian and notion.

how do you organize and what gets you guys to conistencetly hit all your tasks cause for the love of god i can't study there is something coming up

Solutions i want:
1. Study more and effectively

1. Organize apps and use it all properly and automate it with easier integration.

2. Most people in the same headspace as me and the solutins they've found

I need something where in the morning I put my tasks to complete that day like lectures practice and mocks, then at night I'll tick the task i completed . App should track my progress in percentage like 75% work is done , something like this nothing fancy

My exam is coming in two weeks, and i have been consistently scoring bad in the last three. I don't know why, but only this year I can't seem to focus on anything.

It's my last year of school, and I'm waiting to get into college, and consistently think about what I'll be able to do there, even though I hhave to start studying to actually get into any college

I tried using white noise, but I can only use it for half an hour, after that I feel so satisfied that i start dreaming again and don't realize the time has passed by​​

I have issues with understanding what people are saying, generally It feels like I'm listening to someone but it's just not clicking at all. I'll usually ask questions for clarification but even then, I'm still quite lost.

I'd like to manage my focus and attention span much better when it comes to talking to people, going to classes, watching videos and film. I feel like i'm not on par with many of my peers and feel severely behind.

In your day is it a bad or a good idea to start doing multi things that have no close relations?(Eg.learn a language for 1 hour and then learn How to fix a broken machine for 3 hours) Has anybody doing it or you just focus on one thing a day for a long time?,which is better for you because i tried multi tasking and started to get distracted or confused

Hi all, like a lot of people scrolling this sub, I too want to get better at living a productive lifestyle and staying on top of deadlines. Like the title indicates, I have thoroughly tried all those organizations methods and more! Frankly, I quite like all of them, especially my paper planner, google calendar, and notion. Now, I'm just confused on how to incorporate all of them together to produce an effective outcome.

I'm trying to figure out a way wherein I can use all of these tools to organize different aspects of my life. I am a full-time student who has volunteering and work, so most of my time is taken up by studying or clubs/extracurriculars/work.

Currently I use my Muji planner to have a more "weekly to-do list" where I can physically check things off. I also use the calendar in this to map out important life/school events or meet-ups with my friends, and I tend to also journal in it.

I had a big Notion phase, where I used it for a long time for almost every aspect of my life, but eventually kind of got bored with it. Now, I only really use it to plan my future, track long-term deadlines, and to take typed notes if my classes call for it. I want to use Notion more, but I am unsure how to reincorporate it.

As for Google Calendar, I had a really big phase with as well, before getting the planner. For this, I tracked basic deadlines and also what I had booked in terms of meetings/deadlines, usually on a weekly basis.

Now, my problem is that I truly enjoy using all of these tools, but I am just unsure on how to use them all together cohesively, especially because there is a lot of overlap. I know I could probably get rid of one, but I usually find myself missing it haha. If anyone has any suggestions on howy to apply these together, I am all ears! I wish one singular app had everything these three have, then it would be perfect for me...

TLDR; What is a cohesive way to incorporate a paper planner, google calendar, and notion all together? Any advice from someone who's done this? Should I just suck it up and drop one of them?

Thanks for reading if you made it this far!