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"Another lesson: I kept an oversized (perhaps giant is a better word) Moleskine by the door, and we wrote down great moments and quotes as the days wore on. We’
by diN0bot 17y ago
"Another lesson: I kept an oversized (perhaps giant is a better word) Moleskine by the door, and we wrote down great moments and quotes as the days wore on. We’ve already worked our way through it frontwards, and now we’ve turned it over and are working back the other way."
I don't get it. Then what? Does it ever get read, or by writing things down do people remember the quotes and moments better?
- raffi 17y agoMy comment is off-topic but related. Different people have different learning senses. Visual, audio, and kinesthetic among them. I'm a kinesthetic learner and the act of writing something helps me internalize it in a way the other modes don't. I wouldn't be surprised if Seth Godin was doing different visual and audio things as well. Whoever commented on the Moleskine is probably kinesthetic and that stuck out to them. Just a thought.