


Every one of these ideas had its own folder; with at least a Word doc rough description of how to work it up — some are even at the layout/artwork stage. All the ideas were thrown into a hopper; and I picked out whichever I felt like working on. The ideas were organized in several different ways, so I wouldn’t lose control of the project.
I would like to share two insights that took me many years to learn the hard way:
1. Always organize the project in your mind, and clear the workspace before starting.
2. Always put things in the first place you would look for them.