In this module, I learned that real productivity is not just about using apps, but about managing time, tasks, and priorities. A strategy I found helpful is triaging focusing on the most urgent and important tasks first. This reduces stress and helps me stay organized. I also realized how small tasks can add up. Now, I plan to keep a short task list so I can complete them during free moments in the day. Another helpful idea is working around distractions. For example, I know I lose focus after lunch, so I use that time for light tasks like checking emails or organizing files. These strategies connect to universal design because they support different working styles and energy levels. Tools like Microsoft Planner and Outlook allow users to manage tasks in flexible ways, which helps make the digital workspace more inclusive and efficient. Overall, this module reminded me that productivity tools should support my work, not overwhelm me. I look forward to using these techniques to stay on track during busy weeks