I start different folders for things within Google docs right now they are Writing, Wedding, Freelance, Blogging, Career, and the ever-useful Miscellaneous (which really just functions much like my Discarded Writing document I have going with any story I keep everything I should probably have deleted in there just in case.) You can also download the app on your phone to have it with you at all times. Google Drive I’ve found Google Drive to be the best because not only does it support Word and Excel, but you can access it from any desktop, so long as you have your Google log-in. So I wanted to share, in case it’s the one that works for you, too. I’ve tried a few (or more) different systems and believe I’ve finally come up with the one that works for me. (Alas, this does mean there are no tiny neon relics to discover in years to come.) While this does help keep me organized better than easy-to-misplace post-its, there are still ways to manage being hopelessly disorganized in spite of (or because of) all my documents and lists. Now, fortunately, there is the thing called the smart phone. (I still find them in the pockets of old coats at my parents’ house that probably should have been cleaned at some point.) Packing lists, to do lists, grocery lists, story ideas, blogging ideas, jobs to apply to - it all went on tiny neon post-its I carried around in my pockets. Because keeping on top of things is hard, especially when you are trying to do all the things…īack in the olden days (read: pre smart phones), I was the queen of the post-it list.
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