I don\u2019t normally have new year resolutions or at least I don\u2019t announce my new year resolutions since I try to maintain quarterly goals. Part of this started a few years back with a friend of mine who said that new year resolutions take too long to accomplish so I said, let\u2019s do quarterly. Since then we\u2019ve checked in during the months of March, June, September, and December to see how these goals coming along. I guess that\u2019s a question for you: Can you finish your new year resolution goal in 4 months?<\/p>\n
This quarter\u2019s goal of mine is to get better organized. Not the physical space but more of time. As each day passes, I feel that there was so much I could have accomplished but I forgot what it was all about. For years I\u2019ve talked about best note-taking techniques and have given you free Cornell notes<\/a> pdfs. This round, I\u2019m hoping to take better notes and electronically manage the information. A few years ago, my brother got into the Rocketbook<\/a>. The Rocketbook is a reusable notebook where you use your phone to take a picture of your notes and then able to wipe the pages clean as long as you used a Frixon pen<\/a>.<\/p>\n Rocketbook continues to rule the market on reusable notebooks. They have also released printable pages from their website<\/a> to use along with their mobile app to scan in your pages. Mind you, these are one-time use pages since we\u2019re not at a point where we have reusable paper.<\/p>\n They have a couple of samples up ranging from grid paper, lined paper, music sheets, to dot grids. I\u2019m a huge fan of the dot grid. I just feel so free when writing. In my true nature, I took something and modified it for my purposes.<\/p>\n As a project manager, I use a very specific layout for when I take notes and need to figure out what needs to happen next. My favorite layout was done by Tops. They had lined paper for half the page, then a grid, and then a box for special notes. After using it, I found that I did not use the square grid as much as I thought I would. Really, most of those notes have doodles in the grid area. Again, one of the reasons why I love the dot grid<\/a>\u2026a grid when you need it.<\/p>\n I recreated my project pages over the Rocketbook page and sure enough, the scan works very well. Then I realized that there might be a time when I won\u2019t need the tasks and just a regular note-taking page<\/a>. So I created a blank project page. And then I realized that I have a love\/hate relationship with Cornell notes and once in a while I have more questions than tasks so I created the Cornell notes<\/a> version.<\/p>\n With the Rockebook app, I\u2019m able to email these various notes to my different email accounts. Now I\u2019m able to project manage all the interests I have and maybe do a Cornell note or two.<\/p>\n Take a look at some of the pages. Send me a message if you would like custom pages just for you.<\/p>\n Rocketbook Page PDF – 8.5 x 11 EA Project<\/a><\/p>\n Rocketbook Page PDF – 8.5 x 11 EA Project Blank<\/a><\/p>\nCustom Rocketbook Pages<\/h1>\n
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