So, maybe grab an article that looks interesting and put it where ever you store ideas.then, if (and only if) you find that you go back to that article and want to synthesize it or think about it again do you summarize it more.and if you go back to it again, summarize/distill it further.each time you find something useful, distill and absorb it more. I take Forte Labs concept of progressive summarization to heart and use that at multiple levels in my life.essentially, the idea is to summarize (a book ,or article, or whatever) further when needed. Ian, I get that frustration with the idea of missing possible connections. I think I’ll watch one a day till I catch up. A commentator once pointed out that if you forget to tag a single note in keeping with whatever system of tagging you’ve created then you’ve just kiboshed the whole system. Rather reminiscent of relying heavily on tags in Evernote. I fear I would miss opportunities to link new entries to earlier ones to highlight a connection between them because who is going to remind me of the earlier entry so that I can remind myself of it? If I’ve looked away from my laptop since I made the previous note then I have forgotten it exists. I hadn’t realised August Bradley had posted about Zettelkasten, a concept which intrigues me, without drawing me in completely, if I’m honest. I now remember I was impressed by the collaborative atmosphere around Workflowy, something I haven’t found with Dynalist unless I’m missing something. If you do decide to try out WorkFlowy again, let me know and I'll send you an invite to the WorkFlowy Slack community, which is a rowdy bunch of system builders who have landed on WorkFlowy as the "One App to Rule them All" 🤣 Daveĭave Thanks for the kind offer of an invitation to Workflowy Slack community. Notion does have some mechanics that WorkFlowy doesn't have, which can be useful for some people's systems, and I think that Notion is much better as a way to present ideas and products than WorkFlowy is.so I build things in WorkFlowy, but find Notion is a great option for sharing polished products. I found that for the type of systems I create, WorkFlowy worked better than Notion because WorkFlowy is more effortlessly flexible than Notion is. His "knowledge vault" version of a zettelkasten system was helpful to me and I used several of his thoughts in my WorkFlowy Zettelkasten system.
I have played around with Notion, which is super-cool! Try out watching some of August Bradley's stuff on YouTube, if you haven't already.
WORKFLOWY CALENDAR PRO
I used WorkFlowy before it went to a monthly fee, so I was grandfathered in, but eventually went to paid because I found it so ridiculously useful, and because the pro version includes daily DropBox backup. Ian, I get that.all the subscription fees add up.
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