As far as I’m concerned, Rocketbook just won notebooks.
Why?
Because this is a notebook that you stick in the microwave in order to reuse.
Yep, a single notebook that writes to the cloud, can be used over and over, and RESETS WHEN YOU NUKE IT!
Note Taking and Journaling
Ever Thought of Starting a Journal? – It could Improve Productivity
The idea that keeping a diary or journal can improve productivity is not new, studies over the years have revealed that writing down our thoughts can benefit mind & body.
Journaling Keeps You Sane and Healthy
I like to think of a journal as kind of like a bar frequented only by me and a sole silent listener who neither advises nor judges. Anyone who uses one knows how great it can be to have a place like that to unload all those emotions, ideas and events that would otherwise overload and overwhelm us.
If you’ve ever considered keeping a journal, but haven’t started yet, here is a thought that might help motivate you: According to some professionals, journaling has beneficial effects on both body and mind that can help improve your overall health.
Reporter’s Notebooks Are Perfect For Everyday Carry
So, I read this excellent piece over at Medium about keeping a notebook for memory and inspiration, and I couldn’t agree more with the notion of carrying a notebook with you everywhere you go.
Last year, I touched on why taking notes by hand still beats doing it digitally. It’s just a better process for most of us, especially if you are in the least bit creative. And, as Stephanie at Rhodia Drive brought up recently, the time to commit a thought to paper is in the instant in which you have it.
Handwriting vs. Technology: 6 Reasons Why Taking Notes By Hand Still Wins
Handwriting is always dying. Fading. Becoming a lost art. That’s how it’s often described, even by those who love it. …