33 We’re talking about project planning with our analog tools.
I really wanted to discuss how we use our analog tools to plan out a project- things like this podcast, things around the house, writing, etc. You see, I have this issue, with the exception of my work and book bibles, anytime I create a notebook for planning a specific project my mind just shuts down. With a book or work- it’s easy I know that I’m gathering information for that thing but when it comes to other projects my mind goes blank. I have this idea for another podcast, and I’ve been noodling out ideas and writing them down in my regular EDC pocket notebook. I thought it was time to create a “New Podcast” book, as soon as I set it up and opened it to a blank page- all my ideas went poof. Gone. I put away the notebook (Baron Fig Computerworld Data Valley BTW) and opened up my EDC pocket notebook and boom back again.
Show links:
Find us online:
You can find the podcast at RVSPstationerypodcast.com
Less:
- ComfortableShoesStudio.com
- facebook ComfortableShoesStudio
- instagram originallcharper/
- Twitter: @originalLCharper
Dee:
- weeklypencil.com
- https://www.facebook.com/theweeklypencil
- IG: @theweeklypencil
- Twitter: @theweeklypencil
Lenore:
- @lenore_hoyt
- Facebook: Erasable Podcast, RSVP Stationery podcast
Try the 1857 podcast, again two guys talking about pencils, notebooks and other things happening in their lives in Ireland and Cyprus ( moved from the UK recently) …
I listen to 1857 and quite enjoy it.
I hope you found the time to listen to “1857” podcast which was about making one’s own “working space” … Being creators and artists how have you approached this question?
I listen to all the episodes of 1857 as they come out. I think this is something we can talk about in an upcoming episode.
Building one’s own “work space” as creators and artists how did you do this?