I'm used to living in chaos. I have a bunch of SOPs standard operating procedures for which tools I pick, how I organize those tools, and then what tools I use

I'm used to living in chaos. I have a bunch of SOPs standard operating procedures for which tools I pick, how I organize those tools, and then what tools I use to organize those tools. Sounds silly but it makes sense to me Every tool I use serves a different distinctive purpose so its easy for me to remember. I organize my chrome bookmarks A-Z, its a single location that links all my favorite webtools together. As things change I compact and reorganize these folders, they all point to different tools and links. https://i.imgur.com/axyETpk.png https://i.imgur.com/axyETpk.png Like computer science, just remember what information resides where. Use pointers for everything, find out whats at that address afterwards. I am always constantly optimizing where those pointers should point too, so its always organized to me. Things change all the time so I rarely setup a wiki and rarely ever use tools like IFTTT either. Most times, there's a wiki that already exists specific to your needs. I learned to keep things really simple starting out (paper and pen, no computer, traditional file folders) and evolved it, slowly adapting to new tools per my use cases over the years. So every decision I make is based off compounded decisions and history made previously