Comments on: Thoughts in a Box http://www.mildlycreative.com/2010/01/thoughts-in-a-box/ Life, Art, and Other Unfinished Work Sat, 04 Feb 2012 17:28:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: 9 Questions to Help You Tame Your Toolbox http://www.mildlycreative.com/2010/01/thoughts-in-a-box/comment-page-1/#comment-3328 9 Questions to Help You Tame Your Toolbox Wed, 20 Jan 2010 16:33:18 +0000 http://www.mildlycreative.com/?p=2543#comment-3328 [...] no longer trying to juggle a dozen notebooks on varying topics. I have just one, a spiral bound sketch diary, in which I write poems, draw pictures, and take notes on anything that interests [...] [...] no longer trying to juggle a dozen notebooks on varying topics. I have just one, a spiral bound sketch diary, in which I write poems, draw pictures, and take notes on anything that interests [...]

]]> By: Denny McCorkle http://www.mildlycreative.com/2010/01/thoughts-in-a-box/comment-page-1/#comment-3074 Denny McCorkle Thu, 14 Jan 2010 06:28:51 +0000 http://www.mildlycreative.com/?p=2543#comment-3074 Ken, I make lists, lots of lists, in wired ring notebooks. Or, on a loose leaf of notebook paper that I always carry in my front pocket. Then we I get the time, these handwritten notes, jottings, and brain dropping get crossed off or typed. Most recently I have begun to use Evernote to save thoughts, web links, etc. With Evernote I make folders for topics I am writing or researching or teaching on. Then when I see something on the web, I drop the link into the folder. If I have an idea, I record it on my iPhone Evernote app. The new electronic method works for me, though pen and paper remain essential. @TweetRightBrain .-= Denny McCorkle´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/tweetrightbrain/~3/e8IX24oi9Ss/sometimes-you-gotta" rel="nofollow">Sometimes You Gotta</a> =-. Ken,

I make lists, lots of lists, in wired ring notebooks. Or, on a loose leaf of notebook paper that I always carry in my front pocket. Then we I get the time, these handwritten notes, jottings, and brain dropping get crossed off or typed.

Most recently I have begun to use Evernote to save thoughts, web links, etc. With Evernote I make folders for topics I am writing or researching or teaching on. Then when I see something on the web, I drop the link into the folder. If I have an idea, I record it on my iPhone Evernote app.

The new electronic method works for me, though pen and paper remain essential.

@TweetRightBrain
.-= Denny McCorkle´s last blog ..Sometimes You Gotta =-.

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