When I tell people how many projects I’m working on, their usual first response is “How do you keep all that straight in your head?”
Simple: I don’t. That’s what technology is for! I use Word, Access, Excel, Visio, OneNote, Notepad, and the Snipping Tool constantly to keep myself organized.
The gallery below has screenshots of a few of my organizational techniques. How about you? How do you keep your writing and artwork organized?
When I tell people how many projects I’m working on, their usual first response is “How do you keep all that straight in your head?”
Simple: I don’t. That’s what technology is for! I use Word, Access, Excel, Visio, OneNote, Notepad, and the Snipping Tool constantly to keep myself organized.
The gallery below has screenshots of a few of my organizational techniques. How about you? How do you keep your writing and artwork organized?
When I tell people how many projects I’m working on, their usual first response is “How do you keep all that straight in your head?”
Simple: I don’t. That’s what technology is for! I use Word, Access, Excel, Visio, OneNote, Notepad, and the Snipping Tool constantly to keep myself organized.
The gallery below has screenshots of a few of my organizational techniques. How about you? How do you keep your writing and artwork organized?
When I tell people how many projects I’m working on, their usual first response is “How do you keep all that straight in your head?”
Simple: I don’t. That’s what technology is for! I use Word, Access, Excel, Visio, OneNote, Notepad, and the Snipping Tool constantly to keep myself organized.
The gallery below has screenshots of a few of my organizational techniques. How about you? How do you keep your writing and artwork organized?
People ask me this all the time, and I never really know what to say. Usually I say either ‘good’ or ‘slow’, and leave it at that. But it dawned on me the other day that since I track my own progress (more because I’m an Excel nerd than anything), I always have an easy answer to that question at my fingertips. So here it is, broken down by project, with grand totals at the bottom. I’ll keep you updated. 😉
Chronicler's Note: 