“A big breakthrough that I recommend is a concept we call 'own the playbook, rent the tech.' … We, as a team, store our playbooks in GitHub… You can also do this in Google Drive, or OneDrive, OneNote. That really helps, because then you have a lot more optionality in how you stay organized without being restricted to what's in these tools.”

Yeah. Um, so one of the key things is, and there's a million ways to really organize yourself, but I'll say a big breakthrough that I recommend thinking about is first, just even a concept we call own the playbook, rent the tech. If you can see here, I'm showing a diagram, but this isn't a diagram that's like rendering in Claude or rendering and chat GPT. This is actually pulling from all of our playbooks, which aren't stored in any of those tools. We, as a team, personally store our playbooks in GitHub. If anybody's not familiar with GitHub, it's a place that software engineers have used for a really long time for sharing code. That's where we store and share all of our files with all of our playbooks and all of the other information that we have across the team. But you can also do this in Google Drive. You can have all of your playbooks in Google Drive or in OneDrive, OneNote, like any of these different platforms. And so, that really helps because then you have a lot more optionality of how you stay organized without it being restricted to just what's in these tools.