I use Trello to track our client projects and my internal/business to-dos. I open it weekly or every few days to review. I keep my resource links and key tasks on different “cards.” I also time track and organize my deadlines and my daily priorities on g-cal. Discord for communication w/ freelancers. Even with all this, I still utilize a work notebook for brainstorming, priority sorting, to-do lists, etc. It’s a whole system, it’s imperfect, it’s not not working?
I may have to check out Trello again! I did start using Shade.inc for client reviews!
I'm also thinking a physical journal or calendar can be helpful as well. "Going back old school writing things down" may be good in terms of using my memory and not always relying on digital alerts and reminders.
I use Trello to track our client projects and my internal/business to-dos. I open it weekly or every few days to review. I keep my resource links and key tasks on different “cards.” I also time track and organize my deadlines and my daily priorities on g-cal. Discord for communication w/ freelancers. Even with all this, I still utilize a work notebook for brainstorming, priority sorting, to-do lists, etc. It’s a whole system, it’s imperfect, it’s not not working?
I may have to check out Trello again! I did start using Shade.inc for client reviews!
I'm also thinking a physical journal or calendar can be helpful as well. "Going back old school writing things down" may be good in terms of using my memory and not always relying on digital alerts and reminders.