How do you record your thoughts?
Does your ongoing checklist live outside your head?
Did you stop drawing and playing with stickers once you hit puberty?
Do you believe that diaries were meant for pondering elementary school crushes and not much else?
These are the sorts of questions I was grappling with three and a half years ago when I was talking to my then co-worker and (still) friend, Jefferson Burruss, in the lobby of GSD&M. We were both entertaining the thought of starting a Moleskine for those very purposes. He said, let's go buy a couple right now. We walked out the door and went across the street to Book People and each bought our first Moleskine.
This week I started Book No. 27.
Every booklet has been filled cover-to-cover with to-do list items ranging from "Get invoices out today" to "Do a deep stretch," "Get team briefed on Vegas Tourism new biz pitch" to "Think on a fun trip for the family." In between these to-do lists are semi-daily entries that range from what I did yesterday, to thoughts on what's going on in my personal life, to just mere notes of gratitude to remind myself how lucky I am to be alive.
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