When you make a copy of one of my Google templates, the copy lands in your own Google Drive. The quickest way back to your copy is the "Recent" section in the left sidebar -- it will be near the top, with the same name as the original.
Once you have found your copy, drag it into a folder you will remember, so you are not hunting through Recent every time.
Click here to go to your Google Drive "recent" section
Do not use Google Docs?
Make your copy anyway, then use File → Download and pick the format you want -- Word, PDF, plain text, or Excel for the spreadsheets. Everything I have built works fine once downloaded, and printing works too.
this is useful for me. thank you! I am commenting so I have easy access to it
Thank you George
Thank you George! I just did a little flurry of folder organization on Google Drive. I hadn't thought to do that before. Very helpful!
Thanks for making sure I will be successful!
Thanks@George Kao - I am smiling ... because this 'Orientation for George Kao's courses' is a course in itself :-) It feels like I am learning to read for the first time. It feels good though and you are SO careful in your way of explaining ... I truely appreciate that. And I have already decided to allow myself to be in beginners mind and learn little by little.
When I look at my 'shared with me' folder.. there are items that I can't remove! They are grayed out.. do I just need to ignore this folder and pretend it doesn't make my brain hurt? lol
As for purging digital files, that's in my Digital Decluttering course which comes with Joyful Productivity 🙌
Thank you, I was just looking for a google template for keeping track of the courses I've taken and got lost. Now I found them.
Comment- I thought Google automatically saved. And I have noticed through time not all of what I write is saved.
Question- What do I look for to know it is saved? I saw you catch that in the video, but for the life of me, I did not see what made you say it was 'saved'. Thank You. : )
I'm quite glad you didnt have the file in the right place.
@George Kao
We got to learn how to find and bring it to the correct folder.