THE GRINDSTONE: a must have tool for entrepreneurs

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Grinder - (noun) a hustler; mover and shaker; someone who is extremely driven to reach their highest potential and perform at an exceptional level.

Does this describe you? If so, you need a guide to help you reach your goals. Enter, The Grindstone. The Grindstone is the first productivity notebook of its kind, designed to help you reach new levels of efficiency and effectiveness, both professionally and personally. Not only is this note book filled with self-help content, it also serves as a notepad and activity organizer... so get get efficient, get effective, get grindin'!
Two years ago, Reece Theriot, creator of The Grindstone, found himself buried in a mountain of unorganized notes and incomplete to-do lists.  As a business professor and entrepreneur, He knew that a professionals notepad is one of the most important tools they use to build their future; however, the modern notepad was rife with serious limitations. The tools available did not help to guide professionals to a more productive day. Here are the limitations of the current note-taking and note-organizing tools available to entrepreneurs.
  1. Current notebooks have no structure - just lines on a page.
  2. Current notebooks do not assist you in organizing notes and important tasks.
  3. Current notebooks do not teach you anything; nor do they challenge you.
If you want to continue to take notes in some ole' legal-pad or sectioned notebook, be our guest. But, if you are a serious grinder looking for a tool that will sharpen you and help you to become the hero of your own story... then welcome to The Grindstone: the first productivity notebook filled motivational quotes to keep you inspired, pages for general note-taking, to-do lists for goals and activities and educational content that will keep you sharp.

What's inside of The Grindstone?
​1. Mindset
  • How to Become a Person of Extreme Virtue
  • The Grinder’s Refrain
2. Guidance
  • Peter Drucker’s Seven Sources of Innovation
  • The Building Blocks of Business
  • Indicators of Performance (KPIs)
3. Activity
  • Notes (for meetings and ideas)
  • To-do Lists​