The Art of Note-Making – The Sweet Setup
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Tired of capturing notes that don't go anywhere? Think like a craftsman and give intentional note-making a try.
I’ve been thinking a lot about Personal Knowledge Management lately and the path information takes as it enters and exits my PKM system, and I’ve noticed that information tends to fall into one of three buckets: Things I may need to reference Tasks I will need to do Ideas I want to develop The first two are pretty straightforward — I simply capture those into the appropriate bucket. For a long time, I used Evernote as my reference file and OmniFocus as my task list. When COVID-19 happened and I reworked my system , I found a lot of value in having everything in one place. So now, I
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