I can also go in and edit and add more notes. Each content idea I organize as tasks and subtasks. I can develop these content ideas further as I get the opportunity, but for now, I have safely stored them for later, with however many notes to myself as I need. Inside of my folder for Content Creation, I also have a list of content ideas to work on as I get to it.
This automatically creates a task of the email for later. I also email important emails I might need for later into my ClickUp inbox. I go through this once a week in order to put the information in the correct space and organize tasks (even if they are actually ideas saved as tasks, as they are called in ClickUp). Each is set up as a task I later organize. I have an inbox space in my ClickUp set up for all of my bookmarks and random ideas. The mobile app, desktop app, and Chrome extension all help me with idea dumping and “bookmarking for later” in a way that is actually useful (as opposed to my earlier method of piles of notebooks with unintelligible notes in them or the thousands of “for later” bookmarks in my web browser). I don’t live by these but they help me remember to do what needs doing on the days when I can’t quite think that straight. I have my daily routines set up as a recurring task based on the time of day (morning, lunchtime, before bed), as well as weekly routines, too. I mentioned I’m what the kids today call neurodivergent, right? I need regularity, and I need routines. I’ve tried to post more on other parts of my site to give you a bigger picture that doesn’t overwhelm if you’re interested, but here’s the nuts and bolts of it. Oh, that I could tell you all that I do in ClickUp to organize tasks and life on one small little page on my website.
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