The Moleskine Multi-Tab Hack

Jeremy Wagstaff has an interesting variation on Jerry Brito's Moleskine Tab hack over at his Loose Wire weblog:

The basic idea is that there are five main divisions, or colours: Tech (anything tech related, subdivided into notes, ideas for columns or posts, expenses, dealing with the Editor), Personal (moving house, getting married, diary, that kind of thing), Action (the to do stuff, from Now to my Big Picture stuff, which I call 30,000 feet), Dump (anything, from phone numbers to words I want to Google at some point) and Book (for a book I’m writing). Each section is a colour, each subdivision is a tab — actually those sticky labels that are a cross between Post-Its and book markers (which seem to come in five colours anyway).

While Jeremy's hack is applied to a Moleskine, it certainly could work well on any journal. I'm inspired — maybe I need to try something like this on my own pocket Moleskine (gridded) for capturing ideas.