I'm currently using Trello for business and Google Keep for personal topics. I am curious to hear which apps and tools you all are using to keep organized, please let me know your suggestions and thoughts!
I've used Trello and Monday in the past, but, ever since I discovered Notion (https://www.notion.so/), I haven't looked back. It's my go-to app for organizing tasks, goals, and more. And, it's completely free.
Apart from that, I use OneDrive a lot to store all my files, photos, and important documents on the cloud. I can't imagine a life without it. I even back up my Instagram posts (via https://famium.co/instagram-down...) and keep them saved so I can look back 50 years down the line even if Instagram ceases to exist.
Apart from that ... ummm ... I like also like I much prefer Google Docs/Sheets over local versions of Microsoft and Apple, only because it's much easier to access your docs/sheets via Google online from anywhere.
Hope that helps! Cheers!
I use
- OneNote
- Draw.Io
- a real whiteboard and sticky notes
- Pocket sized note pad
I have heard that Obsidian is a pretty cool note taking tool if you’re a dev.
Hello! I use google keep a lot for any kinds of personal notes and weje.io for work - the online whiteboard really helps systematize information (I don't work with tones of paper anymore!) :)
Notion + Click up (both with slack integration)
I find the dashboards on clickup very useful
Notion is a great for using as a resource bank
Hope this helped :)
Cheers, Waq
Hiya,
How do you find Trello? I have been keen to try it as a project management/task allocation tool. I use Basecamp - it works really well for me but is missing that calendar/kanban style view...
Having read the comments and heard other comments elsewhere, it appears I need to check out Notion!!
@dizzydwarves trello is probably more straightforward and streamlined as a kanban board than the board in notion - but everything else in notion makes it an incredible product
DIARY.txt, TODO.txt, HOWTOs.txt, IDEAS.txt
Then Google Sheets for lists that fit nicely into rows and columns.
A friend scolded me recently for not using Trello but since I'm not part of a team I don't see the point yet.
-Trello (just recently)
-Google calendar
wait for it...
pen and paper.
I use apps when I have to work with others on different projects, but when it comes to my personal goals or tasks nothing beats analogical products, i.e pen and paper. I write down just the most important things that I have to do. There is neither space for ''send an email to...' nor ''remember to drink a glass of water''.
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