Hi — and welcome.
You signed up, so here's what you came for: The Evidence Sheet, the free Google Sheets tool that tells you which of your unfinished projects to actually finish.
You know your To Be Done pile. The half-read course, the novel you keep meaning to start, the closet, the thing you've been "getting back to" since spring.
The Evidence Sheet takes up to eight of them and hands each one a verdict — finish it, save it, or let it go — based on what you tell it, not on how you feel about it that day.
How to use it (three quick things):
1. Make your own copy. Click the link at the bottom. Google will ask if you want to make a copy — say yes. That drops your own private version into your Google Drive. (You'll need a free Google account, since the tool lives in Google Sheets. Your projects stay yours — I never see them.)
2. Approve it the first time. The first time you open your copy and click "Start Here," Google will ask you to approve the tool's script. This is normal — click through the prompts to allow it. It's what makes the buttons and the sorting work.
3. Add your projects. Click "Start Here" in the menu bar, then "Add your projects," and enter up to eight. No need to overthink it. The sheet ranks them and tells you which one to finish first.
That's it. No manifesting, no vibes — just what you tell it, sorted by what the evidence says.
→ Get The Evidence Sheet
My newsletter is now called 'Reasonable Quality'. I only write when I actually have something to say, so I won't crowd your inbox. You can always hit reply to any newsletter. Or, if the tool helps — or it tells you something you didn't want to hear but you know you need to hear — there's a "Say hello" option right in the menu. I read everything.
Terri
aka tokyoterri