![]() So for example if I had a section about cars I would create subpages like this. As a section starts to fill up with pages, I will create a blank “header page” and then move relevant subpages under them to keep things together. ![]() Whereas my Projects has Active projects, Ongoing issues, Meetings, etc. So my Reference notebook would have sections like, Microsoft, VMWare, Citrix, Hardware, etc. Personally I try to keep most things within three mouse clicks. ![]() I don't think I've ever seen two people with the same OneNote organization structure. I also took inspiration from Asian Efficiency and another Reddit post - since I'm trying to keep my OneNote, my misc folders, and Asana all inline with one another where possible.Ĭaps are notebooks, and then groupings as I indent, and BLOG Thanks to everyone who commented and gave me some ideas here! I'm working on my format, and I thought it might be useful for any future readers if I just mentioned what I'm ending up going with (in progress). ![]() I've got a business with handfuls of clients (some long term, some one-off), a blog, occasional conferences, lifelong learning, some personal side projects, some business side projects, and then the standard life (home renos, things to read, things to buy, places to go, etc.).Īny thoughts on places to start? I know this is a pretty personal thing, I just want to skip some of the obvious stumbling blocks. I use Asana for task management (which I will continue with), Outlook (Business) + Gmail (Personal) for email/calendar, but my document and data storage is just a bunch of sadly semi-searchable flat files in a decent folder structure.īefore I start, I'd be interested in hearing how the OneNote veterans organize and structure their notebooks/sections/pages. I'm just now hopping on the bandwagon and finally moving all of my notes to OneNote (2016). ![]()
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