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I’m wrapping up my Google Workspace series with my Holy Trinity: Google Drive, Sheets, and Docs.
One of the things I love most about the Google suite is that almost everything can be automated via Zapier (I covered Zapier in a previous post if you’re interested).
Here are some of my favorite features:
Google Drive
Workspaces
In case you missed my Quick Systems post several weeks ago, Workspaces is a lifesaver for digital organizing. You can create collections of bookmarks based on categories of your choosing.
🔗 Just click this link: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/workspaces
And create your first workspace!
Google Keep
Google Keep is a great place to write/keep quick notes or things you have to refer to often. It has a web application but you can also access it on the sidebar of Drive, Calendar, and Gmail. (Just click the little yellow icon on the far right 💡)
This is often where I store links I need to access semi-regularly and don’t want to dig for.
Google Sheets
Smart Chips
God, I love chips. I’ve rarely met a chip I don’t like, and Google’s Smart Chips are no exception.
Smart Chips help bring boring ol’ spreadsheets to life and connect other Google tools (like Docs and Calendar) to your Sheet.
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