Great writeup! You're like me in that I've long known of the value of setting up to-do lists as a way of plotting out my digital path ahead. I write most of my posts either in the evenings or overnight, when everyone is asleep and I can better focus on the tasks ahead.
I also have a Hive Notes folder where I list potential post titles (you'd be surprised at how many of my articles germinate from a good title), lines of text and partial paragraphs.
Sometimes I'll go in and find a scrap that I can use that will be perfect for something I'm working on now. I also have a huge over 5K words "work post" that I add to from time to time. This isn't intended for publishing, instead its a way exercise my creativity the samw way that a comedian will "try out" and develop a new joke or bit in front of an audience. Seeing it written out allows me to view if it'll fit in with a current or future writing project.
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Thank you very much.
Yes! To do lists are my absolute favorite tool to stay organized.
Oh wow, your idea of Hive folder note is so amazing. I like it already.
Thank you so much for this great comment.