Organize your shit

Jaguar7

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How do you organize your shit?

Fucking bookmarks, passwords, ads, ad network, aff networks, emails, expenses, to do's, projects, sites, files, bills, etc.

Who's the master of organization here?

Please lay down the laws of organization for us.
 


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Pass - Keepass
Notes / Daily Journal - Evernote
Bookmarks - Don't waste time bookmarking things now, read now or piss off
Book list - Non-fiction read for fun
Email - Gmail - Clear inbox each day by replying, deleting and archiving
 
1. Getting Things Done
2. Daily Routines

oh and organizing ad network / emails or whatever is 3rd grade stuff. just save a doc file for that kinda stuff.

Ya'll know what i mean. Organization is ez pz lemon squeezy now.
 
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My schedule/calendar is mapped on auto pilot and synced across all my devices.

Zapier makes sure the right data gets to the right app.
Asana makes sure that right data gets to the right team.
Google Calendars makes sure that right data gets to the right calendar and fits in the right time slot.

Get on my level bros.
 
For the last couple of years I've used GQueues Pro (i.e. with Gmail integration). Whatever comes in by email I can allocate to a project or person and add a reminder with a couple of clicks. It's great.
 
LastPass + Evernote does like 98% of it.

Evernote has been a boon for my organization.

At first, I had a mental block about it. I used it to take notes, but not much else. Couldn't see the potential. One day, the veil was lifted and I realized what it could do. Now, my life is in Evernote.

I was blind, but now I see.
 
Evernote to organize thoughts, ideas, future projects, journaling, saving webpages

Lastpass for passwords.

Google Calendar for date reminders.
 
Basecamp has saved my sanity. I couldn't really get into Evernote. I don't know why other than it just didn't click with me, but Basecamp made sense to me right away.

For me, it's Basecamp, for others it's Evernote... there are many methods.

I think the second most important thing about being organized is to make a plan and stick to it. Even if you're just writing things down in a notebook - if you're consistent you will be 1000% more effective then just doing things as they arise.


The most important thing about being organized to to start *now*. Not today....*NOW*.