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Perfect for work, school, projects, and entrepreneurs... we created this 100% post-consumer waste productivity flow notepad to give you space to brainstorm priorities. By utilizing the bottom braindump section, you can put your tasks in order and have a clear direction of how you want to execute your tasks.
To use it:
1 - Start with a brain dump: Get all the to-dos and events out in one area at the bottom of the notepad. It's important to put this at the bottom because not everything is important!
2 - Highlight: Highlight the MOST important task (something time-sensitive or overdue), followed by the next urgent ones.
3 - Make a flow: Follow the top of the priority flow and use the arrows to help you sort a flow that will help you stay on track!
Follow-up by time-blocking your tasks in your planner, and you're good to go!
What's the deal with 100% post-consumer waste? This notepad (paper and backing) is made entirely of discarded waste. There are no virgin fibers (new trees) used in the production of this notepad. It's also incredibly bleed-resistant, especially for Tombow ABT markers!
→ 52 pages per notepad
→ 5" x 7"
→ 80lb (120gsm) 100% post-consumer waste paper
Love the Priority Flow Notepads! They are a game changer for helping me to better manage my busy life by identifying and prioritizing tasks of highest importance each day. I bought extras for stocking stuffers!
Excellent..love the layout of it…a fun and useful tool for everyday—using these beautiful products is a gift!!!😊
Would be good to have a explination sheet, I to use it effectively
While I love the weekly planner, this notepad keeps me on track through the day & leaves me a space to make myself follow up notes. The paper is wonderful, it doesn't smudge with gel pen, even for a lefty! I want more sheets... sometimes I even go through two in a day!
I really like the intent of the pad, the organization is something I aspire to, the only difficulty I have is the sizing. It feels small to me based on the size of my writing. Although, I suppose that's the intent because it forces me to be concise. I wonder if there could be two versions? One for Organized People in Training and one for Organizational Pros?