What's in My Moleskine Monday 12/28/09
I always have a pen and paper. Specifically, I carry little Moleskine notebooks to jot ideas, plans, lists, post topics, budgets . . . you name it. I get ideas all the time, but they can be lost if not quickly recorded. Some ideas sit for days, weeks, and months, but I still have them at my fingertips.
Every Monday I will share some of what I have recorded in my Moleskine notebook and how I used it the prior week-- it will provide great insight as to how much of what you read here comes about.
Here is what I gleaned from this week's notes:
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Every Monday I will share some of what I have recorded in my Moleskine notebook and how I used it the prior week-- it will provide great insight as to how much of what you read here comes about.
Here is what I gleaned from this week's notes:
- Added 20 more ideas to my list of Frugal Money Saving Tips.
- Made a list of future Self Reliance Exchange posts that included the fat and happy mentality as well as old fashioned alternative medicine.
- Made a few notes on soup recipes to get to for DaddyCooksQuick.com.
- Planned and mapped out a few future site ideas.
- Made a list of books I want to add reviews on for the various sites.
- Thought more about self improvement and listed a few post ideas on learning techniques.
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Posted by DDFD at 12/28/2009 9:51 PM 
Categories: Organizing, Productivity, Personal Philosophy
Tags: Organizing Productivity Moleskine In My Moleskine Personal Philosophy
Categories: Organizing, Productivity, Personal Philosophy
Tags: Organizing Productivity Moleskine In My Moleskine Personal Philosophy
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