Comments on: The Paper Planner Inbox

By: David Jackson

David Jackson — Mon, 25 Jul 2005 21:29:00 +0000

Having an @inbox place in a notebook is a great idea, having it in a fixed place because of notebook rings can be avoided. I’m surprised that I have not seen any other references to Circa Notebooks from Levenger. http://levenger.com/ Circa notebooks have the construction of a spiral bound book with the advantage of being able to move pages from anywhere to anywhere in the notebook without damaging the pages. There are various sizes and cost points with the same quality paper that has never bled through my fountain pen. The various sizes of paper can go into different notebooks, because the rings are all the same. There are agenda inserts, address book inserts, and various other ways to modify your notebook to suit you.
Levenger also caries 3×5 cards with imprinting service so that you can make a 3×5 into a business card, and varius 3×5 card carriers.

By: Die Schatenseite: Weblog

Die Schatenseite: Weblog — Tue, 26 Jul 2005 09:35:17 +0000

Die Inbox im Papier-Planer

Douglas Johnston, der Urheber des D*I*Y-Planers — der Inspiration fr mein Tagesform-System — hat einen Artikel zu Funktion und Benutzung der Inbox bei papierbasierten Organisationssystemen geschrieben. Sehr lesenswert, wenn man sich fr d…

By: teamaskins

teamaskins — Tue, 26 Jul 2005 09:53:53 +0000

Paper Planner Inbox @ A Million Monkeys Typing

Douglas Johnston has written a piece on managing an inbox in a paper based system. I’ve been using a similar approach with my Hipster PDA and it’s working for me with one exception. …

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By: Davinator

Davinator — Tue, 26 Jul 2005 22:41:47 +0000

I use a system quite similar to this even tough my primary GTD system is on Outlook. I’m frequently at customer visits during the day and only have access to my laptop in the evenings. I carry a spiral-bound 8 by 5 notebook with me and use it to capture information during the day, then enter it into my laptop in the evenings. It’s a convenient size - spiral bound means I can open it completely, and it’s a good compromise between luggability and surface area on a single page. I have sloppy handwriting and write large, so I go through them relatively quickly, but as a capture device it works for me.

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Choosing a Time Management System « Daily PlanIt — Tue, 03 Oct 2006 01:06:34 +0000

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