Ouch! There's That Tack!

Here's a method I've wanted to try for awhile but haven't had the means to get the supplies: the corkboard.

The premise simply works that you have a bunch of notes and tack them on the board as you need them about your work. Some people make these notes their goals (possibly on 3 X 5 cards). You tack them up in logical order. You organize your goals and points on the board in logical and chronological order, and you can easily move them around.

Technically, good sticky notes or notecards and sticky tack on a blank wall could substitute for the board, notes, and tacks. (I say this while looking at my bookshelf with its blank back facing me.) That might work nicely.

Instead of sitting down staring at a list of notes, all the notes are nicely arranged on the corkboard with blank spaces where you need more. I suspect visual learners in particular would benefit from this method.

And yes, I know I'm also talking about myself with that one.