I have to admit that I don't post a lot of helpful things because I assume most of you are ahead of me in getting things done, the best and easiest way. With that said, I would like to add a tip that my son and I do every day we work in the shop. We both wear aprons because we got tired of searching for pencils, tape measure, etc. (this is not the tip, I assume most do this) The thing we do is keep a roll of blue painters tape in the center pocket. We use this tape for all kinds of reasons....to bring attention to various things on a piece of cut wood. Examples being marking a small knot that we want to put on the inside of a cabinet, identifying specific parts for a build (we tend to create the carcass of a dresser and then assemble so the tape is easy to write on), and during assembly we may use the tape to highlight an area that may need wood filler or extra sanding.
This is not life changing but thought I would pass it on. Hope it helps someone