For my work laptop, I use a single ~/Workspace directory, with ./GitHub, ./Local, and ./Personal within that. All of my non-code stuff is in misc. app-specific

For my work laptop, I use a single ~/Workspace directory, with ./GitHub, ./Local, and ./Personal within that. All of my non-code stuff is in misc. app-specific cloud services: Google Drive for work stuff, Ulysses for personal notes/writing, Things for tasks etc. I also use KeepIt for bookmarks, which I really recommend. I've spent an inordinate amount of time in my life trying to over-engineer my productivity with new apps, tools, or systems that I never end up using. Some general tips: - Don't try to solve problems you don't have yet. - Keep it simple.