Audit your time
Today's topic isn't strictly about personal data organization, or even about managing your digital life. But both the methods and the benefits spill over into these
Today's topic isn't strictly about personal data organization, or even about managing your digital life. But both the methods and the benefits spill over into these
It's been a while since we looked at some of the core principles of data organization at a high level. At least, it feels like that to me.
The long Memorial Day holiday weekend that just wrapped up threw off my normal routine, so I have another "zero progress" report for you all. I didn'
Last week, I broached the subject of involving AI (generally speaking) into the data organization process. I've been mulling over that all week, and I even talked to
It's Tidy Tuesday again. Although I didn't get anywhere on my data organization project last time, this week was considerably better: * I deleted 251,470 files
Today's post is short because it's a packed day for me. First, I admit sadly that I have nothing to report for progress on my archive
Today's content is once again inspired by my experience this past week with my own 2025 consistency challenge project. Here's how my progress looks this time
I came across an idea a few weeks ago that I've thought about many times since then, and I want to pass it along to you in light
As usual, let's start off with my progress for week 2 of the second quarter of my 2025 Consistency Challenge project: * I deleted 52 files comprising ~8 GB
Last week's post about the ideal photo management workflow was technically heavy and pretty long, so this week I'm going to dial things back a little
After last week's rain check, it's finally time to talk a bit more about Immich, the self-hosted photo management platform. This discussion will get a
I need to beg your pardon and hold off what I had planned to write about this week: that new photo organization tool I teased last Tuesday. This is because