how to organize your life with trello and evernote

The key is to find one that works for you. Perhaps you’d rather experiment with any new ones that appear on the market.

You may find that you’d prefer to stick to one (or all) of these. These are all wonderful and each of them brings with it its own advantages. And a plethora of other productivity apps. I guess I just didn’t have a purpose for it any more – or so I thought.

Not intentionally – just in that “oops I haven’t actually used it in 4 months ADHD way”. Within a few weeks of using Trello for a class software project, I was outta there. The problem is, as you’d expect, we don’t always stick around… Yes, it’s new and shiny… Those us you with ADHD can relate to this one: the “new and shiny” rating of any app is an important factor – at least for the first week. I loved it immediately: the simple user interface, the ability to add links, videos, documents and photos to my to-do cards, the backgrounds. I first came across Trello in 2014 while I was studying software development. Recently, I’ve been asked to explain how I use it so I’ll give that a shot here. I love using Trello to organise my life and I’ve mentioned it a few times in the Smart Girls with ADHD Facebook group.

How to organize your life with trello and evernote