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The real reason photo-organizing projects never stay organized has very little to do with motivation. Most people don't fail because they're lazy. They don't fail because they don't care. And they don't fail because they have too many photos. They fail because they don&#

If nobody can find it, is it really organized? It's a simple question, but it's one that many people overlook. A photo collection isn't useful because it exists. It's useful because you can access it when you need it. That's why searchability, accessibility, and usability ma

Most people think a backup and a preservation strategy are the same thing. They’re not. A backup helps protect your photos from loss. A preservation strategy helps protect them from time. Those are two very different goals. A backup answers the question: “What happens if my hard drive fails

Every family loses names faster than photographs. In fact, if you don’t actively tell your story, there’s a good chance your name and face will be forgotten within just a few generations. That might sound surprising, but it’s true. Photographs can survive for decades, even centuries. The stories be

Most people think the saddest photo in the world is the blurry one. I disagree. The saddest photo is the one nobody can identify. The photo where nobody remembers who the person was. When it was taken. Where it happened. Or why it mattered. Photos preserve moments. Context preserves meaning. Th

Most people think creating folders means they're organized. What they actually have is a storage system. Creating folders is not the same thing as creating an archive. Storage is simply where your photos live. Organization is how you find them. An archive is the structure that makes everyth

Most people think they have a photo-organizing problem. What they actually have is a consolidation problem. Before you can organize anything, you need to know what you have, where it lives, and how all the pieces fit together. That's why consolidation is the first layer of a modern photo arc

How to get stuff done when youre short on time: 1. DELETE (get rid of anything you don’t have to do) 2. DELAY (move as much as possible to another date on your calendar) 3. DELEGATE (let someone else help you) 4. DIMINISH (shrink each task into whatever you can get away with, for exampl

Loud productivity promotes inclusion and transparency while quiet productivity promotes boundaries and focus. Knowing when to use which method is HUGE for accomplishing the right outcome. If you’re interested in hearing more about the pros and cons of both, hop over to the blog and read my late

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