Comments on: Simple Trick To Never Forget Your Stuff When Leaving The House https://notaniche.com/never-forget-stuff-when-leaving-house/519/ My Mind is not Pigeonholed, neither is my Website Sun, 02 Feb 2020 16:29:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Alex https://notaniche.com/never-forget-stuff-when-leaving-house/519/comment-page-1/#comment-1636 Alex Thu, 03 Apr 2008 17:58:19 +0000 http://notaniche.com/never-forget-stuff-when-leaving-house/519/#comment-1636 Hey Rio, I do the same thing, when I have stuff which doesn't belong to my 6 basics, I leave it at the front door so I can't forget! Hey Rio, I do the same thing, when I have stuff which doesn’t belong to my 6 basics, I leave it at the front door so I can’t forget!

]]> By: Rio https://notaniche.com/never-forget-stuff-when-leaving-house/519/comment-page-1/#comment-1625 Rio Thu, 03 Apr 2008 04:44:02 +0000 http://notaniche.com/never-forget-stuff-when-leaving-house/519/#comment-1625 I like your idea of counting the everyday things that you need to take to work (watch, wallet, ...). I use several tricks to remember other items to take to work. When I identify an item that I need to take to work I either immediately place the item in the driver's seat of the car or place it in front of the door leading to the door. In the morning when I have a mistake proof way of 'running' into the item. On a related note if I have a critical errand to run after work I leave myself a note on my car seat. I'm amazed at the end of busy day of work how I forgot about errand, but the note reminds me. I now only have to leave a blank piece of paper on my car seat that triggers my memory. -Rio I like your idea of counting the everyday things that you need to take to work (watch, wallet, …). I use several tricks to remember other items to take to work. When I identify an item that I need to take to work I either immediately place the item in the driver’s seat of the car or place it in front of the door leading to the door. In the morning when I have a mistake proof way of ‘running’ into the item.

On a related note if I have a critical errand to run after work I leave myself a note on my car seat. I’m amazed at the end of busy day of work how I forgot about errand, but the note reminds me. I now only have to leave a blank piece of paper on my car seat that triggers my memory.

-Rio

]]> By: Alex https://notaniche.com/never-forget-stuff-when-leaving-house/519/comment-page-1/#comment-1138 Alex Tue, 20 Nov 2007 01:15:35 +0000 http://notaniche.com/never-forget-stuff-when-leaving-house/519/#comment-1138 Hey Ruslan, I tried your strategy as well, but never works out perfectly, because some time I forgot to put everything on the kitchen counter. But the idea with the all in one cell phone is great. Let's look at this post in 5 years and see if there is some kind of gadget which can do all of this :) Hey Ruslan,

I tried your strategy as well, but never works out perfectly, because some time I forgot to put everything on the kitchen counter. But the idea with the all in one cell phone is great. Let’s look at this post in 5 years and see if there is some kind of gadget which can do all of this :)

]]> By: Ruslan https://notaniche.com/never-forget-stuff-when-leaving-house/519/comment-page-1/#comment-1137 Ruslan Mon, 19 Nov 2007 19:54:25 +0000 http://notaniche.com/never-forget-stuff-when-leaving-house/519/#comment-1137 Another good strategy is to put everything in one place before going to bed, like a desk or kitchen counter, so you can see it before leaving the house. But I am sure in five years somebody will come up with an idea to integrate it all in a cell phone. Like keyless car access using your phone or integrated pass to your work. Till then-use scotch tape to keep it all together :) Another good strategy is to put everything in one place before going to bed, like a desk or kitchen counter, so you can see it before leaving the house. But I am sure in five years somebody will come up with an idea to integrate it all in a cell phone. Like keyless car access using your phone or integrated pass to your work. Till then-use scotch tape to keep it all together :)

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