Comments on: Ubiquitous Capture Device, What is Yours?

By: Body Pillow

Body Pillow — Mon, 11 Apr 2011 21:33:32 +0000

I have bounced around from one technique to the other over the years, Covey, Daytimer, Walmart Planners, Palm versions and now iphone. Basically it all comes down to whatever works for you and not procrastinating by trying new tools out. I use my iphone and a basic notbook to just write everything else down. Someday I will get more organized but for now it works!
Thanks for the post, I’ll check out the app
Aaron

By: Web Design Rockingham

Web Design Rockingham — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 11:41:32 +0000

As i spend most of the day on the computer – and i now have windows seven, i use onenote. I find it works really well for me.

By: Todd Stanfield

Todd Stanfield — Tue, 08 Feb 2011 03:10:55 +0000

An iPhone app called iPA Recorder. Here’s my post about it: http://goo.gl/cpwCZ

By: jill jackson

jill jackson — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 13:42:07 +0000

i too use personal brain mind-mapping software. It’s extremely flexible, easy-to-use and has been the best system to help me really implement GTD. and it syncs with google calendar which is fabulous. It’s a laptop app (I don’t know if they have an app for ipad yet) so i carry around a small circa notebook from levenger for notes on the go, which i add to my brain when i get back on my laptop.

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By: Jon

Jon — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 02:39:35 +0000

1) Privately I use little pieces of scrap paper stapled together, just as you envision them. I cut them from used 8 1/2 by 11 printer paper. I make them large enough to take notes and small enough to fit in a shirt pocket comfortably (doesn’t get stuck going in and out of the pocket).

2) Publicly I have 3 little attractive (refillable) notepads in double hinged (at the top) leatherette covers. They are (a rather nice quality) promotional product that I picked up at a trade show. They were provided by Colliers International(a commercial real estate brokerage) and their name is embossed in the cover so it isn’t too visible. I highly recommend stopping by their booth to pick some up. When the pads run out, I staple my above referenced little pieces of scrap paper to the old cardboard from the original pad for refills. This pad is a little to large for my pocket so if I misplaced or forget it (seldom happens), I sneak out my other homemade pads from my shirt pocket.

3) At my desk, a legal pad, as I re-read this, maybe I’ll start reusing old printer paper (without cutting it). Also, MS OneNote

By: cloudrider

cloudrider — Sun, 12 Apr 2009 04:56:02 +0000

@Andrew

I carry my iPhone around and also have OmniFocus. But I use Notes2Self (cool voice recorder) on iPhone as my Ubiqitous Capture Device. It takes a second to start up and record a note. At the end of each day, I’ll type in all my voice notes into “system” (OmniFocus on a Mac).

I recommend giving Notes2Self a try, as it has a nice feature of just lifting the iphone to your ear to start recording, and putting the iphone back down to stop recording.

Of course, if I’m sitting at my computer, I’ll just type it into my “system” on the spot – OmniFocus at home, Tudumo at work.

Works great.

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