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Sorting things out straight away. If I need to do something I'll do it as soon as I can. I used to put things off forever. I learnt this at work when things were so busy I either did the task that day or put it off and it never got done.
At the end of the day I write a list of what needs to be done the next day in order of importance. When I come into work the first thing I do is look at that list. Eventually it becomes second nature and you don't need to write it down. However I still write it down for work because I can't afford to forget. In my personal day to day I just keep it in my head.