Part 1: Using Evernote to track the physical items that add to your mental clutter.
Part 2: Rather use pen and paper? Use the PDF that I’ve created to track what needs to happen for each project! — Coming soon! (1/25/2022)
Mental clutter and physical clutter are often directly related. In this episode, I call out how the process of working through the items on your mental to-do list can lead to the need for managing more physical items, which, for me, is overwhelming. Listen in to hear how I use Evernote to track the physical items that haven’t been used yet so that I don’t forget about them, ultimately adding more to my physical clutter!
Mentioned in this Episode:
- Cognitive Resources:


- Solution #1: Evernote (I use the free account version!)
- Solution #2: Freebie Project Tracker PDF
