Creating everyday systems to stay clutter-free and organized is the easiest way to achieve success in anything you do. These are the five systems I use to organize my daily life.

Google Calendar

I love the Google calendar. I love that it is on my phone, my iPad, and my laptop. It’s all synchronized so I can make changes quickly and easily. I’m able to schedule and reschedule appointments on the spot.

Many people prefer a paper calendar. Since I’m always on the go, I find that paper calendars are bulky. The downside to an electronic calendar is having to stay connected to the web and staying charged.

iPad with keyboard

Taking my iPad Pro and keyboard with me has been lighter than carrying my laptop everywhere I go. I can shoot photos, videos, return email, and stay connected with my business without the bulk of my computer.

The screen is more significant on my iPad than my phone, which makes it easier to use with these old eyes. It’s been a lifesaver for quick updates and to access information quickly. The keyboard makes typing much more comfortable too.

Backpack

I’ve been using my backpack for everything these days. It’s easy to put everything I need for the day, including my tennis racket.

Backpacks are super convenient, not only because they keep your hands free, but better for your back, shoulders, and posture than a purse. It’s cool now to wear it on both shoulders!

I have the Kanken Laptop 15 by Fjallraven.

Water bottle

Staying hydrated throughout the day is a factor for me. Taking a water bottle everywhere go is a lifesaver. I notice a big difference in my skin, energy and overall well-being when I hydrate.

My favorite type of water bottle is leak proof, has a wide opening for easy cleaning, and doesn’t sweat. Check out the one I own by Yeti.

Intermittent fasting

I added intermittent fasting as part of my health plan. It’s the easiest way to control my food intake and reduce inflammation. Read this if you want to learn more.