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I used to write reminders on plain yellow squares and lose them in a sea of other plain yellow squares. Once I started color coding by category, I stopped missing deadlines and started feeling like someone who has their life together.






















A regular square note on a fridge gets ignored. A note shaped like an arrow pointing at the milk? That gets read. I started using shaped sticky notes for important reminders and my roommate finally stopped leaving the back door unlocked.






















Highlighting directly on a rented textbook cost me a $45 replacement fee in college. Never again. These transparent sticky notes let you annotate without destroying anything, and they look way cooler than I expected.






















Writing more than three words on a blank sticky note turns into a mess real fast. I needed lines. Once I found sticky notes with actual structure, my to-do lists stopped looking like ransom notes and started being useful.






















I bought my first set of sticky tabs to organize a 400-page textbook in grad school. Three semesters later, I tab everything. Cookbooks, user manuals, even my lease agreement. Finding the right page in under two seconds is a feeling I refuse to give ...




















