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Graciela Catalá on 08 Apr 14Pinterest doesn't require a big time investment and is the simplest method I've found to keep track of great ideas. I spend maybe 15 minutes every other day on Pinterest. It's a fun way to relax and unwind before shutting off my computer for the night, and also great for those moments during the day when I'm already online and have just a moment or two of downtime. I scroll through my Pinterest feed, which shows everything that's recently been pinned to the boards I follow. I click "like" if I want to have a record of something I saw without pinning it to a board (I do that a lot with random stuff that doesn't fit into any of my board categories.) If I want to share itand organize it with related ideas, I click "repin" and assign it to a board. That's it! And throughout the day, whenever I come across something I like online, I click "pin it" from my tool bar and within seconds, an image from that page has been sent to Pinterest.
