"I soon become borderline OCD about writing everything down, and wrote on all sorts of scraps of paper, receipts, napkins, anything really.  After keeping up with the same 2 foot long Wal-Mart receipt dubbed "the most important piece of paper in the world" I realized I needed to find something else.  At that point I went back to the Moleskine and developed my own jacked up form of note-booking.

After close to a year of refining this is what I have come up with.  Each notebook is given a name, usually a single letter notating what type of notebook and which number in the series that there is. I number the pages(i had to go back and do all of the cardboard "cahier" notebooks because they were finished before the system), and give them a letter and number name.  This allows me to easily "hyper link" inside of notebooks so I can jump from project to project. .."

Dustin Bryson
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[via Mike Rohde]

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