This is a book that teaches readers how to organize their brains by taking notes. Major foreign management consulting firms such as McKinsey Consulting Company and Boston Consulting Group, as well as students admitted to Tokyo University, use it.
Smart people use grid notebooks. What is the reason? Because using a grid notebook can "clarify your brain ideas" and organize your notes, it can also make work and study more interesting, and the efficiency will naturally be higher. The book introduces in detail various usage scenarios and methods of grid notebooks in study and work. Notes are our "second brain". You can see into someone's brain just by looking at their notebooks.
Your future is bleak and your life is confused because you are using the wrong notebook and the wrong way to take notes. Start a new note-taking journey and a new life model, starting with "Smart People Use Grid Notebooks".
Reader comments
I like the introduction of various usage scenarios and methods in the book, which is very inspiring. As the book says, "Notes are our second brain." Using the right notebook can really change your life! For example, it is mentioned in the book that "square notebooks can clarify your brain's thoughts." This sentence impressed me deeply. I will also try using a grid notebook to start a new life model!
The article is well written and very practical. I have roughly seen it with my eyes, but now I have to give it a try. The golden rule of thirds looks very powerful. I can't even see the example picture clearly, I can only see a rough outline. It's a bit annoying to always try to see them clearly but not be able to see them clearly.
It is recommended to read from back to front when reading
I like the introduction of various usage scenarios and methods in the book, which is very inspiring. As the book says, "Notes are our second brain." Using the right notebook can really change your life! For example, it is mentioned in the book that "square notebooks can clarify your brain's thoughts." This sentence impressed me deeply. I will also try using a grid notebook to start a new life model!
The article is well written and very practical. I have roughly seen it with my eyes, but now I have to give it a try. The golden rule of thirds looks very powerful. I can't even see the example picture clearly, I can only see a rough outline. It's a bit annoying to always try to see them clearly but not be able to see them clearly.
It is recommended to read from back to front when reading