My 'experienced user' interview is published over at Philofaxy today, in which I share my thoughts on using a planner over the lon...

Your Filofax can work harder for you. Yes it can. It is already busy helping you sort out your day-to-day life. It is your external memory....

I do it all the time. I get all sorts of things I have to do, things I have to think about, conversations I have to have whizzing around in...

If you use a bound notebook rather than a loose-leaf system it can be tricky to locate a particular note just when you need it. Your notes ...

Remember my Thousand  Books Project ? Well, I made it. Nearly two years early, I have just finished my thousandth book since I began loggin...

I introduced my Thousand Books Project four weeks ago, and shared the exciting (to me) news that I was nearing my target after nearly eigh...

I have always read books. I cannot remember a day in my life when I didn’t read at least a page. Other interests have come and gone,...

I have twice in recent weeks been approached by people who – noting my Filofax – have struck up a conversation with me about it. One of tho...

You learn nothing when you buy a book; learning only comes when you actually read it. Planners are like that too. Planners don't fa...

My recent purchase of a Midori Traveler's Notebook has made me consider my views on the Filofax, and ponder on the relative merits of ...

"Five frogs sat together on a log. One of them decided to jump off. How many frogs were left on the log?" This was a question I...

A few years ago, I wrote a short article for Moleskinerie, noting the backlash against  the trend to do everything on electronic platforms. ...