How to Never Forget Ideas
It is so easy to forget important tasks and brilliant ideas. That's why..
...As soon as an inspiring thought, quote or idea comes to your mind you should write it down immediately.
Create a category in your to-do called someday/maybe and fill it with whatever comes up to your head. After doing so, every now and then review it and ask yourself if you can do some of that things.
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