For the last few months, I’ve been working with a particularly stressed out client. With three kids under five, a home office and a plethora of projects on her plate, she’s still feeling at wits end even though we’ve reclaimed her office and she’s slowly adopting a ToDo/project manager. The last time I was there, [...]

Storing large photos, prints, and unframed art work is easy with a portfolio. With a few simple materials from the craft store, you can make your own to store or transport 2D art.

When’s the last time you called someone on their cell phone, got voice mail, then forgot what you were going to say after all the automated options (“press 1 for more options, press 4 to leave a call back number, press 5 to send a fax, press 44 to leave a call back number, send [...]

This is part 2 of the Evernote subject. Part 1, Get the Simplified Version of Evernote, was about using Notebooks and Tags in Evernote. View Options Naming Your Notes (important!!) Searching not turning up something you know is there? How do you rename a tag or Notebook? Adding tags to multiple Notes. Annotate a note [...]

This is the first of two posts for using Evernote to organize info for your business. In case you aren’t familiar with the program, it’s a list manager with all kinds of helpful features. In short: You can add simple lists, images, photos, audio files and screenshots. Its platform is uber-flexible: Mac, PC, online-based, Android, [...]

Your journal. (Blank book, notebook, it’s all the same.) It’s an essential tool to capture thoughts and ideas, to skim the scum from your cluttered head, to take notes at a meeting, and to quick capture ToDos when not at your task manager. It’s about as simple and brilliant a tool as you’ll ever invest [...]