Category Archives: Weblogs

If you’re looking to declutter your work setup, and create a minimalist surrounding area, read on. 1. Notebook and pen. I suggest that in a minimalist setup, the notebook and pen are the two most essential tools. You could use … Continue reading →

Blogging guru Darren Rowse takes us through his home office set up which includes a familiar notebook. “What does your blogging setup look like?” This is a question I get quite a lot – so today I want to invite … Continue reading →

I went to Moleskine Exhibition in Book1st Shinjuku. The Exhibition includes excellent works from public applications to Moleskine Travel Notebook Competition. There are surprising great works in the site. I gained inspiration from his/her notebooks. The Exhibition is being held … Continue reading →

Lifehacker is having a contest on the coolest workspaces. I’m partial to this one; with the Moleskine of course."I used environmentally sustainable products wherever possible. The paint is a low-VOC latex, the red oak (original to the room) floor sealant … Continue reading →

"Like mine, Romania. It’s an European country that recently made his entry into European Union, proving a strong desire to let go the communist past. It’s a marvelous country, one of the most beautiful I know. The only problem is … Continue reading →

Ever wonder how Moleskine gets to a retailer near you? CZipLee in Malaysia has some photos: "There was a mysterious drop-off at CzipLee Books & Stationery Bangsar, this afternoon shortly after lunch. Four cartons labeled with the very familiar Cathay … Continue reading →

"Here, I made you something – call it a Xmas gift if you must. DIY Reading Diary – a free PDF download of an 8½"x11" sheet that has a 2 page spread. You will have to worry about the double … Continue reading →

"When I began writing scripts in the early 80s, ‘cut and paste’ meant a pair of scissors and Pritt stick BUT I had a secretary to type up my scrawl. Today I couldn’t work without my Powerbook and the Internet, … Continue reading →

From writer L.S. Russell: "Over the course of this year I have evolved a workable note taking methodology, and in the lifehacker spirit I would like to share what I’ve learned. My requirements for a note taking method were simple: … Continue reading →

" My Moleskine is thus a thinking tool and way to keep my focus and advance my work (for pay and otherwise). It’s almost like a listener. If you’ve ever wished you had two of you, this is one way … Continue reading →