31. Keep systems simple - filing, bookkeeping, any kind of system. Complex systems break down quickly because they are cumbersome and difficult to maintain, so we don't maintain them, and things become disorganized again.

32. Put your schedule in writing. This removes many ambiguous things that actually waste a lot of time.

33. Prioritize activities: Classify the priorities and the activities as (1) Urgent and important, (2) Urgent, (3) Important and (4) Normal.

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"The time which we have at our disposal every day is elastic; the passions that we feel expand it, those that we inspire contract it, and habits fill what time remains." — Marcel Proust