Adulting 101 webinar- Get It Together: Time and Organization Tips to Thrive

March 3, 2025 7:00PM - 8:00PM

Zoom

Contact: Laurie Rivetto, rivettoL@msu.edu

Checklist with tackle my schedule, beat procrastination, find a balance, and organize my life with a due date of Monday, March 3 at 7pm which is when the webinar for Adulting 101 is held

Are you ready to leave for college or be out on your own? Are you prepared to do the adult tasks of managing your finances, home, health, or finding a career? Zoom in for FREE to learn real life skills to help you successfully transition to living independently.

Join us for a fun 4-H Adulting 101 session about mastering organization and time management!  Learn practical tips to tackle schedules, beat procrastination, and organize everything from schoolwork to living spaces. From bullet journals to digital tools, we'll explore methods to help you balance life's demands with confidence and efficiency. Make adulting easier (and even fun!)-let's get organized together!

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