Boost Your Productivity with a Foolproof File Structure for Mac Solopreneurs

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In this episode, you'll discover the importance of having a file organisation mindset and a simple, yet very effective, folder structure that I have adopted for my solopreneur business.

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Main takeaways:

1. File clutter makes it difficult to find documents and files quickly.
2. Cluttered folders can distract and hinder productivity.
3. Creating a predefined folder structure can help organize files effectively.
4. The author's default folder structure consists of four top-level folders.
5. Shallow and deep folder structures have their own advantages and considerations.
6. Tags can be used as an alternative to subfolders for organizing files.
7. Tags allow files to be categorized and searched across folders.
8. The Shortcuts automation mentioned in the topic can assist in creating the folder structure.

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챕터

1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. Welcome (00:00:39)

3. Problem (00:01:31)

4. File organization mindset (00:03:11)

5. My default folder structure (00:05:10)

6. Shortcut to automate folder creation (00:12:45)

7. Recap (00:14:00)

8. Next (00:14:47)