It’s a NEW YEAR, I’m excited. Time to Make Things Happen!
This photo is how my brain works. A vision board full of sticky notes, depicting all the exciting, creative and crazy ideas going on in my brain. What I like about sticky notes is that I can move my ideas/goals around. If a goal is not going to meet a particular date/time, no problem, move it to bottom of the board. Focus on what I will accomplish by deadline, then circle back to the goal I moved to the bottom of board.
Years ago, I worked for a man who thought like I did. He was big on white boards. Every office had huge white boards. Whenever we had a meeting, everything went on the white board. Discussing root cause analysis on a product failure was great. One person wrote on the board, everyone chimed in, it was easy to erase, move text over, etc. When we filled up board, someone took a photo. THEN we erased and continued. Later someone wrote up the notes and sent to all the attendees. My type of meeting!
So here’s to MAKING THINGS HAPPEN in 2024!
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Sounds like the right way to go. Its all about the PLAN. Happy New Year. Allan
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That is an interesting way to do a meeting. I do keep little notes all over for store, the day and on my phone for my character’s lines.
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Yes, I used the notes in my phone for character ideas. I’m working on a MG book. We never know when IDEAS come to us, we have to write them down or we forget.
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I miss my white board. I totally relate.
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I carry a notebook in which I am forever scribbling things that must be done, and in my Diary I write a Ta Da List at the end of each week which covers tasks successfully completed. It’s about accentuating the positives for me.
But hey, whatever works…
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Exactly, we do what works for us. I often write notes in a notebook too. I have different outlets for what I am thinking.
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I use the Tasks app on my iPhone the way you describe your white boards. Make a list, add completion dates to each, move them around as needed, at detailed notes, mark completed as you go, and so on. Super convenient and productive!
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Great idea! I haven’t seen the Task App, but know I would like it. I do use the Notes app on my IPhone a lot for whatever pops in my mind.
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Good post!
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