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Schedule breaks throughout your workday. Though it is important that you get all of the necessary tasks done, you should also set aside time for short breaks. 

You may schedule in 5-minute breaks after every few tasks so you can stretch your legs, go for a short walk, or do a few light exercises. 

You may also use the breaks to get coffee or a snack. Having breaks will ensure you do not get too worn out or overworked, especially if you have a lot of tasks to complete for the day. 

If you are really busy, try to schedule at least one break in the day so you are not working too many hours straight.

Multitask. Another way you can work in a more organized way is to multitask, where you switch between several tasks at once. Multitasking can allow you to get multiple things done within a short period of time. 

It can also help you be more organized, as you will feel less overwhelmed or stressed about the things you need to get done if you complete them all at once. For example, 

you may put the kettle on for your tea and fold towels, send emails, and load the washing machine while the water boils. Or you may set a download on your computer at work 

and do paperwork or other tasks in the office while you wait for the download to finish.

Just keep in mind that some studies have shown that multitasking may diminish one's ability to focus on one thing at a time.

Organize my drawers
Start by assigning each drawer a theme. 

For example, one may be for school papers and another for art supplies. 

Divide your belongings into these categories and group them together neatly in the drawers.

A planner is always a good start. Begin by writing your plans

 and to-do lists in your planner and set time frames for any activities. 

This is a way for you to be trained with discipline 

and learning that time   At first it might be difficult however when you do it all the time, it becomes your daily habit.

Is it okay if you don't have a smartphone...
Yes, just get a planner, and or a calendar and keep it with you at all times... 

Write down everything you need to do on each day,

 along with what time it needs to be done. This is just as good as having a smartphone - for organizational purposes...

How to find time for my homework? 

Using a homework planner can often help. Get a small whiteboard 

and use it as a calendar of events, listing all the things you need to do 

under the appropriate day. Using a notebook planner 

can help too, as it is easily portable. Make sure to make time 

for all your obligations, and stick to your plan as best you can...
Please find the best fit for you!
Create time to sort things, 
Set time to organize 

the entire thing in installments for a given amount of time. For example: "At 6:30 

(or to account for uncertainty, "30 minutes after I come from work") 

every day for a week I will sort one area in my living quarters that needs neatening". 

If this is not feasible, find any free time and use it to free up space;

How to remind yourself to do something?
Put a reminder in your phone, 

or put the to-do's list on a notebook or somewhere easy to see. 

You can also use post-it notes placed somewhere you walk by regularly...

Tips
Organizing your space

 can help reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. 

 when you’re feeling overwhelmed, take a few minutes to tidy up can help.