Jim Meyer brought a notebook to a meeting on April 3, 1984, and still has those handwritten notes 40 years later. He argues handwritten notes beat phones because they stick in your memory and keep notifications from derailing you.
And I took my notebook to the darn meeting. And what's amazing is I stand in front of you today, 40 years later, with the notes from that meeting. And at the top I wrote the date, April 3rd, 1984. Those of you that are taking notes, and I know people don't take notes no more, that's a mistake. Take notes, not only in your phone, Because I don't know the stats on taking something in a phone, but I do know this. When you're working off your phone, a lot of crap pops up on it during the day and you will get distracted. When you write in a notebook, there's some stats, I'm not gonna try to give 'em to you, but when you write something out, you have a higher probability of remembering it than if you just don't write it down or type it in a phone.
