I made a comment to a coworker this morning. "I'm pretty easy going about most things but there are two things I'm VERY picky about: my checkbook and my calendar." Those two things have to be just right, or I tweak them until I have a system for tracking my time and my money I am happy with. And why not? These are the two most important things in life. How you spend them defines who you are and how your life turns out.
Today I got frustrated that the composition books I got when I ordered office supplies through my employer wouldn't stay open when laid flat on my desk. You'd have to hold them open with both hands, and then how would you write unless you evolved a third hand?
I started looking up on 43folders.com and diyplanner.com for suggestions on good notebooks. I found this one that looks extremely promising: Rollabinder notebooks. Instead of spiral bound or composition books, you have these circular disks and the pages have T-shaped holes punched in the sides and slide onto the disks - kind of like how Rolodex works. I plan on using this to track my notes and todo list for a month and if it feels like a good fit, I'll buy a full planner to use.
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