Our free note taking template keeps everything in one place instead of spread across sticky notes and the back of an envelope. Three sections let you run separate lists on a single page. That might be meeting notes and follow-ups, or a to-do list and a shopping list, or one column for each project you've got going. Because there's some structure to it, you can find what you wrote afterward, which is the thing most blank note paper gets wrong. It's the same note-taking layout we use in our Flagship Day Designer, offered here as a free printable. People use it for meetings and phone calls, for class and study sessions, and for the conversations they want to remember accurately later. It also works perfectly well as the page that just lives next to your laptop and catches whatever comes up. Writing things down does more than store information for you. It's a well-established way to think more clearly and get more done. Download and print this free note taking sheet on 8.5" x 11" paper, and read Writing Things Down for Better Productivity for more. If you like this printable, you'll also like our free Brain Dump Worksheet when your head is too full to sort anything. Our 86 Lists for the Planner Obsessed has ideas for what's worth capturing, and our Daily Tasks Checklist turns the notes into a plan. By signing up, you'll join Day Designer's email list and receive emails including inspiration, tips, and special offers! We'll never share your email address and you can unsubscribe at any time. Download and print this PDF on 8.5" x 11" paper. All printables are copyright Day Designer®, and cannot be distributed among individuals. Personal use only.
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