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This has been a great week here in the community!
In case you missed them, here are the top three most helpful resources we shared this week:
Grateful to our moderators for all of the questions you helped answer, as well as a big shout-out to our newest moderator, @Melissa @ Pocket Homeschool! @Blair Wadman @Aaron Hockley @Emily Mills
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I'm personally a fan of putting some 'category' in square brackets at the beginning to help keep similar ones grouped together in alphabetical lists (like on the subscribers page sidebar).
e.g. [Hogwarts] Student
Or, you could swap the order to [Student] Hogwarts to group'em differently, depending on what context is more meaningful to you.
But I always love hearing new ideas for organizing! Nerd out with me 🤓
Curious if you still track your time when you’re working on your own business and/or projects (i.e. not necessarily billable hours for someone else), and if so, which tool(s) you use.
I’ve used Toggl on and off but I have a hard time sticking to it consistently if I’m only tracking my time for my own purposes, rather than for a project that I’m billing for. But it's a habit I'd like to get into!
