And I should say that analog tools can’t remain niche. They have to be the best tools for the job—better technology than “technology.” We can’t ETSY our way into finding the best tools for our vocations.
In all seriousness, I am working in a hybrid mode – paper planner and paper notebook, Microsoft outlook and Office suite for everything else in the digital environment. I find this allows me to focus and prioritize, while leveraging the communications and collaborations made possible by digital tool sets.
And I should say that analog tools can’t remain niche. They have to be the best tools for the job—better technology than “technology.” We can’t ETSY our way into finding the best tools for our vocations.
Outdated tools!?! How dare you! ;-)
In all seriousness, I am working in a hybrid mode – paper planner and paper notebook, Microsoft outlook and Office suite for everything else in the digital environment. I find this allows me to focus and prioritize, while leveraging the communications and collaborations made possible by digital tool sets.