Managing your Ideas

Thursday June 30th 2005, 3:56 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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I get a ton of ideas buzzing through my head 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This is great and all, but the problem is that I do not remember even half of them by the end of the day. Maybe even only one or two. I needed to find a way to record my ideas as sometimes, they are quite genious :). A quick search in Google brought these to articles that were right on the ball for what I was looking for.

These two articles cover everything from using a peice of paper, to Excel Spreadsheets, cassette recorders, charts, etc. Theres a good list and I am going to try to get in the habit of atleast using two of them. What I am going to try to do is bring a small pad, about the size of my wallet, with one of those neat tiny pens so when im on the move, I can jot down my ideas. At home, ill start using a Todo list. Something like, TaskToy or TaskThis! would work well.

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