Never again will you experience the sheer amount of stomach-churning stress that comes upon the sudden realisation that your super-important presentation was actually this Thursday and not next. Thankfully, the Dodo Pad put an end to all these worries by providing you with a creative way to keep sight of your goals. Friendships would crumble under the bitterness of forgotten birthdays family arguments would erupt when parents repeatedly fail to attend their children's music recitals and, frankly, just thinking about all those accidentally missed dentist appointments is enough to give us a toothache. We have often wondered what humanity would have suffered through had Lord Dodo never concocted this ingenious invention. By using the Dodo Pad, everyone can stay in sync and in the loop – coordinating family life has never been easier! You can assign one column to each family member (with room at the side to 'marginalise' extra family members), or you can split the day into five because, let's face it, a single square is hardly ever enough room for an entire family or even one terribly busy person. Each edition of the spiral-bound diary is impossible to lose, thanks to the annually altering brightly coloured cover, and features Lord Dodo's extremely practical grid system, a true innovation of organisation.Įach week is clearly presented as a grid with each daily row divided into five columns. Lord Dodo, who today is chairman of Dodo Towers, conceived the Dodo Pad as an entertaining weekly planner to help the owner keep track of important dates and deadlines. The Idodeal daily organiser for the whole family Sir John Verney) asked, 'How can endlessly busy people save themselves from extinction due to the pressures of modern life?' His answer gifted the world with something so incredible that we believe he has cemented himself among the most revolutionary thinkers of our time. Just think: where would the world be had Isaac Newton not sat down by that apple tree one day and wondered why the apple fell downwards and not upwards, or had Albert Einstein not sat in the streetcar on his way home from work and pondered what would happen to his perception of time if the streetcar moved at the speed of light? It's ceaselessly astounding what the human mind can come up with.Įvery now and then, a truly great mind comes along to change the world.

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