Cornell Notes is a method that was birthed in the 1950s by, of course, a professor at Cornell University. This method has caught my eye, and while concepted for college, it seems perfect! The idea is simple, take your notes on the right of the page, and later add key words or questions to the left. Not only does this bring your eyes back to where you started, it forces your mind to forge these key items out of what you composed in a relatively fast pace.
Check out http://eleven21.com/notetaker/ to download user specific .pdfs. I will follow up next week with a review. I am anxious to know what you think also.
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After hearing the excitement in your voice when you talked about starting to blog, I had to seek it out. I hope this becomes a platform for you to find your voice and develop your own little slice of thought leadership.
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