>From: "Sol Nte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Hi all,
>
>What I want to do is work out a way of making sure I follow through on
>ideas
>immediately rather than just writing scrappy notes of what I'm going to do
>and then never doing it. I'm interested to know how others tackle this
>problem.
Hi Sol.
Once I read an interview by Richard Konstalenez(sp?) where he said something
to the effect that the ideas you have not executed are just as important as
the ones you did execute and that you should write them all down, which I
found rather inspiring. So I've always managed to have some kind of project
book around where I can sketch things out so I don't forget them. The trick
is to just get yourself in the habit of writing them down immediately,
instead of convincing you'll do it at the next commercial break, and also
have a book big enough to properly sketch it out, but small enough to be
handy. I like the idea of carrying a small sketch book of little tablet like
detectives use on TV, but I never did actually use it. I got one now that is
about the size of a novel, with a soft leather cover and is filled with
graph paper, and its perfect. I spent most of last week at the hospital with
a sick relative, and ended up sketching out a lot of projects that had been
sitting around dissolving in my brain.
Basically its maintaining a mild mixture discipline and handiness that gets
me by.
Alex
Alex
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