A lot of my clients ask what I use to take notes during my meetings or just to keep track of everything that I do. I use Moleskine Journals. They’re great, and easy to carry around. They’re also easy to keep as future resources when I need to look back at my past notes. I highly recommend that you use a journal of some type to take your notes throughout the day and catalog them for future use. Check out Moleskine.com if you’re interested in using what I use, or just pick something today and only use one journal, otherwise your stuff gets messy and you get unorganized.
Jon’s Business Tips
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- Jon’s Business Tip of the Day: Get Your Own Personal Reader for $15
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- Jon’s Business Tip of the Day: Get an Extra Email Address for Your Business Needs
- Jon’s Business Tip of the Day: Start Your Own 10-Day Challenge
- Jon’s Business Tip of the Day: Don’t Forget About Craigslist for Recruiting
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