I extracted my craft patterns from OneNote, removing them to organize on my hard drive, making it easier to find what I need when searching for projects.
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I used Google Calendar for planning to keep my goals and tasks separate from my regular appointments. It helped me track deadlines, set milestones, and visualize my progress all in one place while keeping my main calendar uncluttered.
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I share how Notion transformed my blogging workflow, from organizing ideas to publishing polished content. Discover why this versatile tool became my dedicated writing platform and how it might work for you too!
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I created a data inventory to see what information was stored in various apps and whether I could afford to lose it. This exercise revealed risks I hadn't considered, prompting me to develop backup systems for my critical personal data across multiple platforms.
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I explain how to create and use templates in Word, making repetitive document creation easier and more efficient.
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As a long-time user, aBreevy8 is an indispensable part of my daily routine, thanks to its robust features and ability to emulate any keyboard action.
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In this blog post, I discuss the importance of not using email as a task manager and advocate for the use of dedicated task management tools instead. I provide an example of how I automate Gmail to integrate with my task manager, Remember The Milk.
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There are times when I really, really hate the auto-sleep feature on my computers. Because having a machine lock itself when I am monitoring something is a major pain in the patootie. So I came up with a way to keep the machine awake and unlocked.
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I looked into switching from my paper habit tracker to apps in October. After evaluating three of them for a few weeks, I have finally made my habit tracker choice.
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Do you know how well you do on actually completing the things you consider habits? I’m a big believer in tracking habits so that I have the hard-and-fast numbers to show me, eliminating my mind’s bias in how well I do.
