When you thrive on organization, you'd think you'd use every tool available all the time, right? It beats waiting until you're looking at hundreds of "notes" with no conceivable way to comprehend them. Sometimes, even the best minds fall through the cracks.
There's nothing wrong if you're the kind of writer who still shuffles note cards around on your desk or wall, but if you want to move forward a bit, technology has developed an equivalent in the form of Evernote.
Whether you're a short story writer trying to manage where your stories are in the universe, or a freelancer - like me - trying to juggle your work life, organization is key. One of the best ways I've found to do this is with whiteboards. They can be erased and changed easily, they can be color-coded, and they're easily displayed so you can see them at all times.
