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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Monte" data-source="post: 141712" data-attributes="member: 285">Re: Forgetting gigs. How do you not?Me: I do it the old fashioned way....although a bit obsessivelyOne at-a-glance calendar in my office - my gigging / family stuff is all listedAs far as gigging goes:in addition to my paper calendar I have a Word document with my gig schedule (for quick reference)in addition: all of my &quot;contracted+deposited&quot; performance and sound gigs are kept on a monthly-updated list on a flash drive in a safe deposit box (just in case my house burns down)plus I have a folder with all of the contracts and job proposalsOn all of the above I list the date, time, type, location of each event.Overkill....maybe.....but since I&#039;m juggling a busy performance schedule (and contracting musicians) plus providing an occasional sound gig (sometimes subcontracting techs/gear) I cannot afford to space things out.Mike M</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike Monte, post: 141712, member: 285"] Re: Forgetting gigs. How do you not? Me: I do it the old fashioned way....although a bit obsessively One at-a-glance calendar in my office - my gigging / family stuff is all listed As far as gigging goes: in addition to my paper calendar I have a Word document with my gig schedule (for quick reference) in addition: all of my "contracted+deposited" performance and sound gigs are kept on a monthly-updated list on a flash drive in a safe deposit box (just in case my house burns down) plus I have a folder with all of the contracts and job proposals On all of the above I list the date, time, type, location of each event. Overkill....maybe.....but since I'm juggling a busy performance schedule (and contracting musicians) plus providing an occasional sound gig (sometimes subcontracting techs/gear) I cannot afford to space things out. Mike M [/QUOTE]

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