TINDERBOX: Notes
I’ve been reading both Mark Bernstein’s The Tinderbox Way and the manual for the program but I’ve been typing some information on Notes and sticking them in their motherships (more properly called containers).
While I don’t want to go too far in the wrong direction driven by enthusiasm but lacking know-how, it seems safe enough to make up individual notes for each piece of relevant information such as files (though I haven’t dropped them in yet) and websites, both direct and indirect.
As I learn the flexibility of Tinderbox, I’m convinced that it’s going to become an integral part of organizing my life’s projects and better, it will keep things upfront and accessible so nothing will become lost in the shuffle nor forgotten and unworked upon. I particularly like the color coding and options for sizing to highlight the more pressing or next step to be taken for each individual project.
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