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There is certainly a tremendous benefit to having my entire to-do list – whether professional or personal – in one list manager. I can prioritise both professional and personal commitments. And I am able to plan my time and space with a complete view of my commitments.
But collecting all the projects and actions across both professional and personal life did not happen overnight or even over a month.
It happened gradually … over time. But the strategy was quite simple;
I made sure to keep capture tools nearby so not only do I capture my thoughts when and where they happen … I also capture my thoughts once.
Here are five (3) of my favourite, and funky, capture tools.
It’s a lot easier to do a home walk-through noting things to repair, return, sell … and so on when you’re armed with just your phone camera.
Friendly reminder … Just make sure you also take the picture with enough background to remember where you saw the item in the first place!
If you’re one of those people who gets ideas in the shower … then you’ll definitely enjoy these little notepads! Just write your notes as you think of them, and tear off your sheets on your way out of the bathroom.
Warning: If these are pre-coffee notes, you might need to read them twice to decide if there’s anything worth keeping
These are put a few ideas of the MANY ways you can capture your thoughts and notes. What interesting ways have you tried?
Contact the cobalt office at me@enyonam.com for aquanotes if interested – we have them!!
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There is certainly a tremendous benefit to having my entire to-do list – whether professional or personal – in one list manager.
I can prioritise both professional and personal commitments. And I am able to plan my time and space with a complete view of my commitments.
But collecting all the projects and actions across both professional and personal life did not happen overnight or even over a month.
It happened gradually … over time. But the strategy was quite simple;
I made sure to keep capture tools nearby so not only do I capture my thoughts when and where they happen … I also capture my thoughts once.
Here are five (3) of my favourite, and funky, capture tools.
I spend most of my time on the African continent where directions sound like this:
“Turn off the main road at the second mango tree past the circle. At the third left you will see a church … don’t take that one. Take the next left.”
Trust me, it certainly helps to record the directions as a voice memo which can be played and replayed numerous times as I make my way to the destination.
It’s a lot easier to do a home walk-through noting things to repair, return, sell … and so on when you’re armed with just your phone camera.
Friendly reminder … Just make sure you also take the picture with enough background to remember where you saw the item in the first place!
If you’re one of those people who gets ideas in the shower … then you’ll definitely enjoy these little notepads! Just write your notes as you think of them, and tear off your sheets on your way out of the bathroom.
Warning: If these are pre-coffee notes, you might need to read them twice to decide if there’s anything worth keeping
These are put a few ideas of the MANY ways you can capture your thoughts and notes. What interesting ways have you tried?
Contact the cobalt office at me@enyonam.com for aquanotes if interested – we have them!!
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