Jimi Wallet – Revisited

In: GTD| Life

2 May 2006

I have been using the Jimi Wallet for about a week, and I have retired it for now.

I can’t operate with just five cards. I have too much happening in my life. I know that this violates all of the GTD principles, but I already have it narrowed down to a folding leather business card holder. And for my life, it holds what I need.

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  • maybe you should buy 2 (or three) of them?
    10-15 cards should be enough for most people.
  • Joe Agasino
    I bought one despite the fact that my life requires alot more space....it's perfect for everyday use though! I always hated worrying about my wallet when on the go--now I keep some cards in my PDA case, and just carry the essentials when walking around or out to lunch. The best part of it is the fact that it protects the cards way better than a leather wallet, and forces you to keep organized when you get home (logging transactions, filing receipts, etc).
  • Joe A
    Update.....the jimi is still alive, though I have not used it in months. Need a full size checkbook wallet these days.

    J.
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