> 1. Take a standard notebook and a regular pen (or pencil, if you prefer). Good call. But... I mean... if I'm gonna have these with me all the time I'd better

> 1. Take a standard notebook and a regular pen (or pencil, if you prefer). Good call. But... I mean... if I'm gonna have these with me all the time I'd better make sure they're good ones. You know, durable, pleasant to use. burns 400 hours researching and buying notebooks and pens, never gets around to actually using them. > 2. Write down things you have to do. You can even organize them by date Sweet. But you know, I bet this could be more efficient if I color-coded. I wonder if I could mix a calendar in, too? What about things that aren't exactly things to do, but I want to record? What about appointments? Hm, I wonder if someone else has figure this out. wastes 400 hours looking at instagrams of other people's bullet journals, never actually bullet journals for more than a day or two > 3. Actually do the things instead of yak-shaving solutions to making basic lists. Oh man, I'm on it, I've been so productive! Crossing off researching-task-management-tools tasks all day long!