Your Time, Your Way - Carl Pulllein
This is a book about managing your time. The author calls his core system COD-- Collect, organize, do
The book feels a bit disorganized. He'll say you need to think about this when you're doing x part of system but I'll explain more in a later chapter. Then he continues to talk about it is the current chapter. He'll tell you, "set this up like this," then move on to another topic and then come back to the thing he said to set up earlier and give you more information about it.
That said, there were quite a few organizational gems and ways of thinking about things in this book which made it worth reading.
Like: Don't try to manage projects in a task manager. Set the task manager up with folders on when you need to do things instead of project folders. Project files should be in a note app (apple notes, Evernote, notion, obsidian) Conversely don't try to manage task lists in a notes app or project manager. I'm less certain of this one, since I did reasonably well managing tasks with obsidian for a while, but it did seem to take more effort than just putting tasks in a task manager.
Another-- don't schedule things or put things in your task manager that have natural triggers. I mean, seems obvious, and yet I still tried to do this and they just took up space because I wasn't going to forget to do them.
And: the tools you use don't matter all that much. The simplest things will work if you learn to use them.
And the big one-- you can’t learn to organize your life by reading about it. He gives you a lot things to think about when it comes to organization, but the only way to find what works for is by doing it.
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