Archive for November, 2009
Artist Inspiration: Jessica Doyle

Visual artist Jessica Doyle’s whimsical imagery inspires me to doodle. Often. Continue Readering »
The Rhodia Meeting Book
The Rhodia Meeting Book is a unique notebook. 
The design was created by the CEO of Clairefontaine Rhodia, Jean-Marie Nusse, to help him keep track of decisions and plans–and the discussion behind them–from all his meetings. The pages are pre-printed with Date, Notes + Action. They are both a record and working document.
In my position as board secretary for East End Lighthouses, I have shifted over from a standard Rhodia pad to the Meeting Book to take notes for Board minutes. It does help me keep track of all the various inquiries, requests and projects different board members have volunteered to take on and complete by the next meeting.
One person who tried and liked the Meeting Book described it to me in this way: “My life is all about meeting lately, and having the notes at hand with action items organized is really critical. ”
“I like that it stays flat,” she said, “or I can fold it over on the binding to save room on the table, if necessary. I really appreciate how the notes and action items are separated so that your action items stand out at a glance and you don’t have to read back through all your notes to find those critical items.”
Read more about the Meeting Book here.
How do you take notes at meetings or client appointments? Are paper notebooks still preferable to a laptop, mini laptop, Netbook, or other electronic device?
Hardcover or Softcover Journals- Which do you prefer?

Rhodia user China from the UK wrote to us asking if there might be a possibility of a soft-covered Webnotebook in the future. Hmmmmmm…. Continue Readering »
Rhodia Drive Transformation is Complete!

When I took over the responsibility of writing for Rhodia Drive, I spoke with Karen at Exaclair about re-working the blog layout to make it more interactive and user friendly. After she approved of my proposed changes, I quickly got to work on learning the in’s and out’s of WordPress. Continue Readering »









