What Is a Personal CRM? A Plain-English Definition
A personal CRM is external memory for your relationships — who someone is, what matters to them, and when to reconnect. Not an address book, not a sales CRM.
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How To Organize Business Cards: 6 Methods Compared
How to organize business cards, six methods scored on two tests: can you still place the person months later, and does anything raise them without you asking.
How To Digitize Business Cards (And Why Most Methods Fail)
How to digitize business cards, measured on my own system: 7 taps, 5 extracted fields, 15-20 seconds. Extraction is the easy part. Here is where it breaks.
Personal CRM vs Your Phone's Contacts App
A contacts app stores identifiers so a call connects. A personal CRM stores context so you remember why someone mattered. The difference, field by field.
Personal CRM vs Spreadsheet vs Notion Template
Is a spreadsheet good enough for managing contacts? On features, yes — it beats most apps. The argument is about maintenance, and mine died. Here's why.
CRM For Individuals, Not Sales Teams
Is there a CRM for individuals rather than sales teams? Yes. Here's why sales CRMs fail for personal use, and the one reason nobody talks about.
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