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A 4 color pen + cheap amazonbasics moleskine knockoff Black = facts. numbers, locations, new edicts, etc Blue = thoughts. musings. edge cases I think of during
by clubm8 8y ago
A 4 color pen + cheap amazonbasics moleskine knockoff
Black = facts. numbers, locations, new edicts, etc
Blue = thoughts. musings. edge cases I think of during meetings but don't want to derail over, etc
green = events (after work social, conferences, etc)
red = todo
It's not perfect (ex: I usually write the details of meetings such as time/location and add a red star with "TODO: enter meeting X into calendar" but the line between a meeting an event can blur. Is an intern presentation an event or a meeting?
My main distinction is meetings are mandatory, events can be moved.
(Ex: I won't schedule a doctor's appointment during a client meeting. I would list the day there's an evening drinks session as a time I could meet the doctor)
It's not perfect, but the general idea is that the notebook is to store things until the end of the meeting - then they go into my calendar, into my todo list, or onto my whiteboard as problems to be brainstormed.
- tedmiston 8y agoYou might appreciate the Action Method notetaking format that separates next actions from just the notes themselves. https://the-gadgeteer.com/2017/11/15/action-method-notebooks-review/ https://the-gadgeteer.com/2017/11/15/action-method-notebooks... https://design-milk.com/ghostly-behance-action-method-notebook-designers/ https://design-milk.com/ghostly-behance-action-method-notebo...