I’m glad you like Evernote. I truly can’t imagine life without it! I was more than happy to pay the $47 (or whatever it was) for a higher level, even if I didn’t need the features. I couldn’t wait to give them money. Now THAT’s a good product!
]]>Jen: I understand! With separate personal and biz finances, it’s hard to keep up.
I have a bookkeeper, so I’m forced to get the books to her each week (electronically). But I found myself delaying and delaying on my personal bookkeeping.
My new trick: I can’t return the books to her until I’ve done my personal books. It’s only been 3 weeks, but the trick is working pretty good so far.
Thank you, Becky.
That dry erase board is a lifesaver for many artists. It’s so visual! I have one and I can never figure out why or how I’m supposed to use it. 😉
Thank you, Karen Lynn.
]]>Simon: I think systems that constrain are ineffective.
]]>Linda: How do you organize your notebook?
I keep all of my passwords in http://1password.com I truly can’t imagine life before 1Password.
Excellent, Carol. Sounds like these are really working for you.
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