Posted By Beth Cubbage on July 6, 2018 Time blocking is a way to organize your day using time slots. Instead of making to-do lists, time blocking allows you to designate a certain amount of time throughout your day to each task you need complete! Here’s why you should try it out! Want to try time blocking but don’t want to carry around a bulky paper planner? The Rocketbook smart notebook is perfect for time blocking your week. Using colored Pilot Frixion pens and just two pages in your notebook, you can plan out your week and drastically increase your productivity. CREATE...

Posted by Abigail Keefe on March 9th, 2018 Employers are implementing new and effective ways to encourage team collaboration. Rocketbook is the perfect method for editing and contributing. Rocketbook is the perfect method for editing and contributing! Sometimes, you can’t explain everything you need on a shared email; you need to show your work and thought process. When crunching numbers, pen to “paper” is preferred. Have you tried to type a formula? It is not pretty! Rocketbook makes mathematic editing a breeze. Instead of jamming everyone in a conference room to huddle around a whiteboard, place the improved alternative in everyone’s laps. Rocketbook...

Posted by Nicole Cohen on August 22, 2018.    Did you know that you can make your own calendar in your Rocketbook Everlast? All you need is a ruler, a permanent marker, and the desire to make your life more organized than ever.   In this video, a letter-sized Everlast notebook (8.5’’ x 11”) is used because it gives the most space to work with. However, you could always make a smaller version in the Executive size (6”x8.8”). The best part about making a calendar with a permanent marker in your Everlast is that you can use it again and...

Posted by Nicole Cohen on August 29, 2018. You have all your textbooks and supplies ready for back to school, but there’s a problem: not all notes are created equal. With different subjects, course-styles, and instructors, you’ll need to customize your notes for every class. But never fear; here are four different note-taking strategies that you can utilize at the start of the new semester. CORNELL METHOD   The Cornell Method is great for classes that have a lot of vocabulary, terms, or formulations. Separate your page into two vertical columns, the left about ⅓ of the page and the...