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I've solved this in several ways that depend on the need. 1. Multiple small notebooks. I love ~50pg, 5"x7" lined notebooks. They're cheap, and portable. Just g
by sonicrocketman 3y ago
I've solved this in several ways that depend on the need.
1. Multiple small notebooks. I love ~50pg, 5"x7" lined notebooks. They're cheap, and portable. Just get one for each project.
2. I usually allow myself 1-2 extra pages for longer thoughts or things that will require follow-up. That almost always works.
3. Indexes. Set aside 20pgs at the front (or back) for a table of contents. I do this with my longer notebooks (~200pgs) and I never have trouble finding things. If you need to continue a section later on call it "Project X (cont.)"
I feel like #3 is something that generations before us knew implicitly that we've forgotten.
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Also, always date your entries. That helps a lot.
- polycaster 3y agoHey, thanks for the input. About the references ("Project X (cont.)"): Coming from a digital context this feels super awkward, naturally. But I come to believe that this might actually be supportive when it comes to navigating physical sheets. It might help to shape your spatial model.