This small item will cost you less than $5 and be very popular with your attendees.Īsk yourself some questions before you purchase your next Moleskine. If you’re hosting an event, I recommend buying a Cahier for each attendee, slapping a sticker on the front (you design your own at Sticker Mule).
My current Moleskine of choice is the Large Ruled Hardcover. You can choose from 3 sizes – (Pocket, Large and Sketchbooks), various types of paper (ruled, squared, or blank) and binding (hardcover, softcover, or cahier). I’ve used all 3 sizes, types of paper, and every binding for various projects. There are various sizes and types of Moleskines. These are ten of the lessons I’ve learned from 10 years of experience, along with some intentional research. 10 Tips for Setting Up Your New Moleskine As I recently finished filling a Moleskine (after 8 crazy months of life), I thought I would share what I’ve learned as I break in a new one. I’m a raving Moleskine fan.Īfter 10 years, I’ve learned a lot about how to make my Moleskine work for me. These little notebooks have helped me write sermons and blogs, plan out my weeks, capture notes from a great conference, orchestrate large projects and sort through feelings and emotions. They’ve helped me write sermons and blogs, plan out my week, capture notes from a great conference, orchestrate large projects and sort through feelings and emotions. I’ve been using Moleskines for over 10 years. Ever get overwhelmed with the information you digest every day? Find yourself forgetting things constantly? Looking for a way to capture meetings, messages, action items, ideas or plans for the future? You need a Moleskine.Īs much as I love my MacBook Pro, iPad and iPhone, one of my favorite tools is an “analog” one – a Moleskine notebook.
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