Thought-Logging

What is Thought-Logging, exactly?  Well, a Thought-Logger is a program you can use to keep track of all your Thoughts & Ideas. It's similar to keeping a Journal, but with an easy-to-use digital interface; so it's more straight-forward, and more to-the-point. In this way, you can easily record your thoughts and observations so you never miss those million-dollar-ideas. You know the ones I'm talking about :P

Now, I haven't come across a program that meets all my needs, so I created my own-- and you can try it out for yourself below. Not only does it keep Timestamps of your thoughts to pinpoint the exact moment when you came up that amazing idea; but it also provides a wonderful Feedback Loop to expand your ideas much further than the limitations of your short-term memory. I highly recommend everyone does this; not only to become smarter and more intelligent; but also to grow as a person. Say Hello your own mind for me!

Thought-Logger_v1.0, The Original. 

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Download Now  (Note: Currently only for Windows Computers)

Instructions [+]

Now, I realize these steps can be a bit challenging to understand for some people, so before resorting to YouTube for a tutorial, consider that sometimes the process is worth just as much as the end result. And like everything, it's pretty easy once you know how to do it:

Click the green Download button above, and after the Download completes, please extract the Compressed Files to a familiar location on your computer (like your Home Screen Desktop); this is typically accomplished by Right-Clicking the "Thought-Logger_v1.0.zip" folder and choosing "Extract All..." Then Click Browse to Select the place you want to put the files on your computer (such as your Desktop), click ok, and Extract. Alternatively, you can also use a Compression/Decompression Tool like 7-Zip (optional). Once the files have been unpackaged, you should see "Logger.bat" and "ARCHIVES" on your Desktop (or wherever you chose to extract the files). Then, just Double-Click on "Logger.bat," to start Thought-Logging ;)