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April 1, 2008FEATURE Notebooks, digital cameras, IC recorders… We take an exhaustive look at recording tools The Most Efficient Memo Techniques CASES Write down 50 ideas a day Record your feelings with doodles Make your laptop into a knowledge base Look at yourself objectively with a video camera Put in practice the “anywhere memo” by using your mobile phone Store your A4 size memos in clear files Visualize your memories using a digital camera Be skillful at dividing up uses for your PC and the Internet Writing down detailed information about customers in order to make a lasting impression on them Sending mail from your mobile phone to your PC Should you organize information or not? Special Supplement The “Taitsukun” (Man in tights) Memos USING POST-IT MEMOS Development process recorded using 3M style “KJ Method” (Kawakita Jiro Method) Complementing the brain’s recording capacity TIPS Practical memo techniques that you can start using tomorrow Making memos efficient and easy to understand/recording things anytime and anywhere/using your PC efficiently SUGGESTIONS Precise memos are at the root of your ingenuity Shoichi Yanagimoto (head coach of Putting something into words make the knowledge yours Shinya Tasaki (sommelier) Put more emphasis on what you will take note of than on your tools Kenichiro Horii (columnist and TV watcher) |
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