Wish I Had

Wish I Had Posted in Productivity on 20 May 2009

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This book last week in the brochure? The song in the radio show just yesterday? Her birthday, what did she wish for? Better note all wishes in the future and use Wish I Had. Don’t go shopping for nothing.

Organize your wishes and ideas by name and by priority. Add details, numbers, and all the small things to remember.

If your wish is purchasable jot the price down and see what is affordable for you at the moment.

The best thing about it: Arrange all of your wishes into your wish lists. You will have your own lists, but lists for your family, your friends, and fellows as well. Or lists for your favorite shops, for your hobbies, or for your development.

Every wish may end in several wish lists. If a birthday comes closer, just take a look into the wish list of the birthday child. If you drop into a book shop, open your book list and you are done.

Feel free to note also your major tasks or lended things, you name it.

- Organize your wishes in wishlists
- Mark wishes satisfied
- Mark wishes private as protection against curious eyes
- Secure private wishes by password
- Show total cost of every wishlist
- Organize wishes by priority
- Send your wishlists by e-mail

One of your wishes is to make the world a little bit better? Accept the help of “Better Place”! Just search the iTunes App Store for “Better Place Jarland”.