gtdfrk has a neat little hack for the Moleskine Info Book:
"The drawback -to me at least- of these existing notebook GTD hacks
is that you end up with lots of labels and tags sticking out of your
elegant Moleskine, which I find rather awkward.
I’ve found a rather obvious solution which is pretty elegant
nonetheless. Using nothing more than a standard pocket Moleskine
infobook and a label writer, I have created the perfect GTD tool.
I started with a standard pocket Moleskine infobook which has 6
sections labeled: bed, food, people, sights and facilities. It also has
an expandable inner pocket in the back…"
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I saw this somewhere. I’m not into the GTD movement but if I were this would be perfect! And I think it’s one of the least sought-after Moleskines available too. I’ve just never known anyone to use them but this would be an easy way to customize something without it being a complete reconstruction.
Or, you could look at this and do sort of the same thing with a highlighter pen to mark off the different categories. I’ve seen that too.
I love these! I used to use them before the “city notebooks” came out and still for other places I travel to. They force me to remember things I might otherwise be too lazy to write about:)