One of the great things about travel is that there are so many amazing things to see and do in this world. Even though I’ve taken four cross country road trips, and dozens of local (in the 4-12+ hour range) road trips, I am still overwhelmed with the amount of destinations I want to visit. I had so many different lists, reminders, emails to myself, and saved places on Roadtrippers, that I knew I needed a better solution.
A few months back, I finally came up with something perfect for me – I used Asana. I’m a really big fan of Asana. I use it for keeping track of tasks for my clients, for keeping track of my writing projects and ideas, and for organizing my travel reminders. It’s free, you can access it on the web or as an app. I do recommend setting everything up on a desktop web browser.
At first my list was just a long, unorganized batch of places to go. I went back through, added the locations, and sorted by location. It makes looking through so much easier. I still have many more things to add, but it’s a lot cleaner than it used to be. Here’s a screen shot my actual bucket list!
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