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Reddit mentions of Note Card Cafe 6-Pack Magnetic Notepads | 50 Sheets per Pack | 3.5 x 9 in | 6 Rustic Designs | Memo Pad Great for Fridge, Planning, Notes, to-Do List, Grocery Shopping List, Recipes, School Reminders
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Note Card Cafe 6-Pack Magnetic Notepads | 50 Sheets per Pack | 3.5 x 9 in | 6 Rustic Designs | Memo Pad Great for Fridge, Planning, Notes, to-Do List, Grocery Shopping List, Recipes, School Reminders. Here are the top ones.
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- OPTIMIZE YOUR TIME: Our magnetic notepads are great productivity tools to never forget what's important to you. Great for to-do-list, grocery shopping list, school reminders, meal planners, recipes, appointments, and more. Plenty of space to write
- GET ORGANIZED: Its magnetic backing allows you to conveniently hang on the refrigerator, file cabinet, school locker, office desk, gym locker, or any metal surface
- ATTRACTIVE DESIGN: Six different notepads featuring colorful rustic designs, all incorporated into one set. Perfect for a gift or personal use
- SUPERIOR QUALITY: Vibrant high-quality printing. Thick card stock backer - uncoated high - quality paper stationery
- DIMENSIONS: Each notepad measures 3.5 x 9 in. 50-sheet per memo pad, 30-mil magnet 3.25 x 2 in on the back
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Specs:
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 9 Inches |
| Weight | 1.65 Pounds |
| Width | 7 Inches |
I use a lot of lists. I keep a lot of them on my phone (in google keep), but not, for instance, groceries (which I keep on the fridge instead).
Also, keeping a journal helps. Sometimes, I'm tracking numbers (like if I want to lose weight, tracking calories/water intake/sleep/etc.), but most of the time, it's just a place to write down things that happened, or vent my feelings, or keep track of my larger-scale projects/goals. My memory is crap, but keeping track of things on paper helps.
Trying simplifying what you can in your life. Don't be afraid to prioritize your needs. I like looking cute but clothing is a huge hassle for me, so I have like... 9 outfits? maybe. And sometimes I get multiples of the same outfit. It just saves a lot of stress if it's one less decision I have to make.
If you try using a day planner (like google calendar), don't forget to schedule in: meal times, leisure time, sleep, and exercise. Take the time to do these things correctly, and take them seriously when it is the time for them. Be patient with yourself, and take care of your body. If you find yourself doing something that's not worth your time.. just put it down, and walk away (I used to play video games for hours every day, or watch TV). It's okay if you want to pick it up again later, if you feel you have something to learn from it or it will help you grow, but make sure it's on your terms and fits into your life the way you want.
Lastly, when I'm working I have this method.. I'm sure it has a name but the thought is that you're either doing something right now, or not doing it right now. Since you can only reasonably do one thing well at a time, list out everything that needs to be done, then pick one thing to work on right now. At a good stopping point, take a break (for you), and then come back and re-assess which priority is most urgent, then do that "right now". It helps me cut down on anxiety and worrying about all the stuff that has to get done.
Some of this might not work for you, but I hope this helps. If you want to read more about this sort of stuff, I'd recommend this book. Best of luck.