Ha! In WHICH notebook? And WHERE is that notebook? Notes on my phone? Which of the 430 should I look at?

I do the same but with Google. That's part of the reason I bought Google minis for the bathrooms and kitchen.

THE FAINTEST INK BEATS THE STRONGEST MEMORYYYYYYYYYYYY

Oh yes I will, because if I won't, it's not important enough to remember.

If otherwise, I'd have memory issues.

In this economy?

You can even send it to yourself as a message via WhatsApp or Signal.

Of course I am not going to remember it until the middle of the night when I cannot do anything about it. So I will lay awake worrying about it, get up late and rush to work forgetting all about it.

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I don't remember it now, much less later.

I swear the worst part of getting older was going from having instant recollection to barely remembering my name most days.

I always tell young colleagues to keep a running list of the projects they worked on, disease category, clients, and notes on what they contributed or learned. Then, when they go to look for another job, they aren't rummaging through their memory for this information. Employers will ask for that, and it's nice to have right in front of you in a spreadsheet.

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bored of repetition

find something new for a day

I made and excel sheet with priorities I can sort after, really handy

Where do you live that you don't need to do a theoretical exam before the driving test?

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Depends on what part of the world the OP is located in. UK and Germany...no. North America, it would be do able in most areas especially if you are learning in an automatic.

I have no tips for behind the wheel exams...I never had to take one.

Find something fun to do at the start of your day.

Go to the gym, have sex, play video games...

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You could learn how to drive in 1 day if you study the rules and procedures you need, and practice driving for a few hours with serious focus on what you’re doing to correct any issues you have.

"I don't like it when anyone talks sh*t about my friends, including themselves. Negative self-talk is not helping anyone, are you open to trying to reduce it?"

Only true in North America. The overwhelming majority of non-electric vehicles in the rest of the world are still manuals.

I believe the UK still issues a restricted license if you take the behind the wheel exam with an automatic instead of a manual. I would imagine Germany is similar.

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Yes, I learned to drive in 1 day. I think playing video games helped prepare me.