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Action Runner

The Action Runner easily fits in the palm of your hand.

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$8.50 (p/unit)

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Technical Specifications

COVERS:	Semi-Hard Suede-touch Cover
SIZE:	3.5x5.5" (9x14 cm)
PAPER:	80lb Text Premium Blend
PAGES:	50
BINDING:	Black Double Spiral

Available Pantone® Colors
	PMS 151U
	PMS Warm Grey 4U
	PMS 629U

Product Description

The Action Runner was designed by the Behance product team and is based on the Action Method. The front of each page provides a handy template to capture ideas as action steps when you're on the run. The back of each page features Behance's dot grid for notations and sketches.

Developed by demand. The Action Runner was developed in response to hundreds of suggestions we received from users of the Action Method who wanted a "mini action-book-like product for action management on the run" or a "behance action book meets hipster PDA." Here it is.

Your Passion is your work, treat it well. The Action Runner's cover is a unique suede-to-the-touch hard cover. The pages are made of 80lb Premium Blend paper with a subtle texture (30% post-consumer recycled), printed full bleed, and perforated for maximum flexibility.

The Action Runner is part of Behance's Action Method product line, the first in a series of Behance projects to help creative professionals boost productivity and make ideas happen. The Action Method was designed to help us push projects forward by organizing our ideas and focusing on action steps. An accordion-style pamphlet on how to practice the Action Method accompanies every product.

Loyal users of Behance's "Action" products include artists, design studios, freelance fashion designers, advertising executives, and entrepreneurs.

Usage Guidelines

Capture Action steps, relentlessly.

During a brainstorm/meeting or on the run, ideas can come and go unless they are captured as action steps.

Tend to your Backburner.

Keep a "Backburner" to catch ideas that may someday become actions. Whether it is an idea for the future or some small errand you want to remember, put it in the backburner and then forget about it.