How to Come Up with a Better Organized Reviewing Plan

How to Come Up with a Better Organized Reviewing Plan

So hey, friend! You ever feel like your whole reviewing plan is just a hot mess? I mean, it’s like you’re trying to juggle flaming swords while riding a unicycle on a tightrope, right? Yeah, well, let me tell ya. It doesn’t have to be that way. We got this! Let’s talk about how we can organize that reviewing plan of yours so it actually makes sense. Or at least is less confusing than trying to read Ikea instructions without the picturesss.

Step 1: Start with a Brain Dump

Ok, listen up! Grab a big piece of paper or open that note app on your phone. Just start writing down every review for everything—books, shows, food reviews (like how did they mess up mac n cheese). It doesn’t even have to make sense. Just throw all your thoughts out there like you’re throwing spaghetti at the wall. See what sticks!

But don’t worry about making it pretty yet. We’ll fix that later!

Step 2: Group Similar Stuff Together

Now grab those ideas and start grouping em by category. Like books go with books, food goes with food, and stuff you just really don’t like goes in its own little corner called “Ew No.” And you can feel free to get creative here! Like if you love pizza more than anything else, maybe put “Pizza” as its own category because why not live your best life?

Step 3: Choose Your Reviewing Tool

You gotta pick how you wanna keep track of things! You can use apps if you want or just go old school with sticky notes everywhere (it’ll def make your place look fun!). Or maybe you’re the type who likes colorful markers and notebooks? Do what works for you but nevvver choose an option that involves too many passwords because we all know that’s just a recipe for disaster.

Step 4: Set Up Some Deadlines

But listen closely cause this is important! You gotta give yourself deadlines or else things will probably just sit there forever getting dusty while you scroll TikTok for six hours straight. How about giving yourself one week to review one book and watch two episodes of that show everyone keeps raving about? Boom! Accountability!

Step 5: Write Short Notes While You Review

When you’re actually watching or reading, jot down some super quick notes like “Omg this part made me cry” or “Why is this character so annoying?” Just be real quick cause you’re gonna forget everything if you don’t document it right away! Your future self will thank you later when they don’t have to rely on their memory which is filled with pizza toppings and cat videos instead.

Step 6: Make It Fun

And let’s be honest nobody wants boring reviews. So add some humor! Draw silly doodles or write funny titles for each review like “The Book That Made Me Want To Cry Over My Pizza.” Maybe give characters wild nicknames based on their quirks? Trust me people are gonna love it.

Step 7: Share With Friends

Finally once you’ve got some good reviews written down share them with friends! They might even inspire each other or throw in their own ideas about how to make it better or funnier – it’s all part of the game baby! Plus sharing gives you extra motivation cause nobody wants to be the one who slacks off.

Fun FAQ Section

Question: What if I forget my deadlines?
Answer: Oh boy, my friend prepare yourself for reminders everywhere—phone alarms, post-its on your mirror, even yelling at yourself in the mirror if needed.

Question: Can I change categories later?
Answer: Absolutely! Categories are like socks—you can always change em depending on your mood.

Question: What do I do if I hate reviewing things?
Answer: Then don’t do it!! Seriously just enjoy stuff and tell people how much you loved eating ice cream instead!

Question: Should I feel pressured to write great reviews?
Answer: Nahhh dude… pressure is for tires not creativity. Just be yourself and have fun!

Question: Can I involve my friends in the reviewing process?
Answer: Yes yes yes!! Have movie nights where everyone shares thoughts over popcorn—a party AND reviewing?! Dream come true!

Question: What if my plans go completely wrong?
Answer: Then embrace chaos!! Laugh it off and turn those ‘oopsies’ into hilarious stories someday.

Question: Where do I find more stuff to review?
Answer: Simple—look around! Bookshelves, Netflix offers tons of options and there’s new fast food every week; endless opportunities await!

So there ya go buddy now go conquer that reviewing plan like the boss you are!