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November 7, 2007 | By Rebecca Thorman
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Something I am starting. Good to see someone successful doing it. Thanks Rebecca!
Comment by Eric Ogunbase — November 7, 2007 #
I went on house tour with Gary Hoover, (Hoovers.com, Book Stop Books, etc) who has collected his notes for years. He has them numbered like a volume set too. It’s a great idea which I’ve adopted as well.
Comment by Adam Salamon — November 7, 2007 #
I’ve just started my “Idea Book” collections as well, numbered by volume lol
It’s so essential these days
Comment by Andre — November 7, 2007 #
@ Eric - You don’t define yourself as already successful? You should…
@ Adam - I’ve heard a similar thing about Andy Warohl who takes everything on his desk at the end of the month and sweeps it into a box and files it away. Crazy. But cool.
@ Andre - Neat. It’s so much fun to look these over after a few days, weeks, months, years, well you get the idea
Comment by Rebecca Thorman — November 7, 2007 #
I always write my ideas down. After way too many times of having the perfect idea, and then forgetting it because I thought I’d remember it, I’ve started carrying a notebook everywhere I go.
Definitely handy… and I love looking back at old ones and seeing things that I forgot I wrote. (Especially when it’s something really good.)
Comment by Katie Konrath — November 8, 2007 #
You should get a Moleskine.
Comment by Daniel Hoang — November 12, 2007 #