Indexing Paper: Create Your Own Indexes For The Stuff You Read

The Productive Luddite's INDEXING PAPER is a 112 page notebook wrapped in a soft but sturdy black cover.

AN INDEX IS a list of subjects with associated page numbers that indicate where that subject is found in the given book, journal, or text.

INDEXING PAPER ENABLES YOU TO CREATE your own indexes for the stuff you read. Your indexes create a trail of breadcrumbs through the stuff you read and research, so when you want to retrace your steps and find stuff important to you, you can easily do that. While this capability is of great and obvious value to academics, researchers and writers, it's also of immense value to anyone that wants to augment their memory in a powerful way.

THERE ARE THREE PARTS TO THE INDEXING PAPER NOTEBOOK. 1. A Table of Contents that points you towards the books/material you have indexed. 2. Indexing Paper, where you create your actual indexes that point you to subjects in the books/material you have read. And, 3. At the back of the notebook there's an alphabetical subject index that points you to pages in this notebook where the subjects are used.

TELL ME AGAIN: WHY DO I WANT TO CREATE MY OWN INDEXES? Four reasons. First, many texts-books, articles, MP3 lectures, and other published material-do not come with an index. Second, the subjects of particular interest to you are rarely the same subjects you find in books/material with indexes. Third, by creating your own indexes, you have a quick reference to just the material you've read and deemed useful-not even the best Internet search can match the efficiency and effectiveness of your own personal index. Finally, creating indexes for the stuff you read and research is more than easy, more than fun-it's extremely useful.