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Nikkei Business Associé


June 06, 2006 Issue

FEATURE

Ultimate Techniques for Using Notebooks Effectively

Interview: What is a notebook to me?
A record of that part of my life in 650 notebooks over 45 years: Notebooks enable you to grow


How to chose, write in, and organize notebooks

Techniques that nobody told you: Seven rules for the effective use of business notebooks


Use of sketchbooks

Presentation, instruction to subordinates, and other matters: Methods for the effective use of diagrams that ensure accurate communications


Use of graph paper

Visualization by means of charts and graphs: Graph paper notebooks help you think logically

Graph paper allows you to write freely without being bound by fixed formats: How to manage your activities using a self-made schedule chart


Writing down everything in one notebook

Clearly spelling out the results that you want to achieve in your notebook: A “problem-solving notebook” that contains an aggregation of related information

Cramming as much information as possible into a two-page spread: A sports announcer’s notebook containing source materials for news writing

Enabling you to think more clearly and expand your ideas: A project notebook that helps you to create best-selling books

Allowing you to search easily for necessary information and to clearly see the growth process of the best American Football team in Japan: A notebook containing all the information on measures taken to improve the team

Compressing information by attaching color copies: A self-made sales notebook that is lightweight and small


Developing your own format

Self-assessing your own job performance using a notebook: Two sheets for identifying your own weaknesses


Taking notes after reading a book

Improving your planning ability by gathering materials useful for your work: An unorganized notebook that induces “chemical reaction” between the materials

Acquiring what you have written down in your notebook by editing it: Taking notes while reading a good book helps you see the points


Taking notes on the backside of available paper

Think about today from your image of the ideal future: A shrewd fund manager’s notebook on investments


Taking notes anytime, anywhere

Writing strongly stimulates your thinking: Effective use of a mobile notebook PC makes it possible to write many books


Drawing pictures in a notebook
Five minutes of practice per day can lead to a surprisingly significant improvement: Techniques for drawing pictures in a notebook that enhance your persuasive skills


SKILL UP

Business Management as a Job, by Tadashi Yanai, Chairman & CEO, Fast Retailing Co., Ltd.
“After-hours socializing activities such as going to bars with my boss seem to influence the results of my work.  Should I participate in them, even if I don’t want to?”

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