I stay organized using tools that work with my lifestyle as a student. I use my phone's built-in reminders and calendar apps to track deadlines and important dates - I set multiple alerts so I don't forget anything. For school and my business work, I keep everything in Google Drive with folders organized by project or class, which makes it easy to access from anywhere.

I'm big on making lists - whether it's in my Notes app or just writing things down on paper. There's something satisfying about crossing things off as I complete them. I also use my email to stay on top of communications - I try to respond quickly and keep important emails flagged so they don't get buried.

Since I'm managing school and now looking for work opportunities, I've learned to prioritize tasks by urgency and importance. I usually plan out my week on Sundays so I know what needs to get done and can balance everything without missing deadlines.

I haven't taken the official Myers-Briggs assessment recently, but based on how I approach work and problem-solving, I'd likely fall into one of the types that emphasizes analytical thinking and attention to detail. I'm naturally drawn to breaking down complex problems systematically, I pay close attention to details that others might miss, and I'm always looking for the most efficient way to complete tasks. I tend to think critically about processes and look for ways to improve them rather than just accepting how things are currently done.

I'm torn between two completely different passions - I genuinely can't decide if I enjoy diving into philosophical readings more than playing pickleball. It's the classic mind versus body dilemma, and somehow I find equal satisfaction in contemplating life's big questions and in the fast-paced strategy of the court.