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Tana – My Honest Initial Impressions
Note Making
How to Use the Knowledge Graph (Or Why The Graph Ain’t Just Eye Candy)
Spatial Models for Relating Ideas
Capturing Motive and Rediscovery Enhances the Usefulness of Notes
A Process for Reading Books and Making Notes in Obsidian
On Writing
What I Learned from the About Me Pages of Eleven Authors and Speakers I Admire
This Post in a Single Paragraph: After surveying the About Me pages of eleven non-fiction…
Book Notes: Write Useful Books Changed How I’ll Write Non-Fiction Going Forward
Meta Author: Rob Fitzpatrick and Adam RosenDomains: Non-Fiction, Non-Fiction WritingSource: Write Useful Books on Amazon.com…
If I Made Thousands of Dollars with a Self-Published Book, So Can You.
In case that click-bait title lured you here with dreams of making a fortune, let…
Midpoint: What I’ve Learned from Writing a Novel in Public (So Far!)
A Novel Experiment In July of 2021, I started writing a novel called Parallel Lines, intending…
Productivity
30 Days of Gratitude
In May of 2019, I started an experiment: posting entries to a daily gratitude diary. The goal? Make a short post spotlighting something I felt grateful for once a day…
Of Frogs and Pots and Brave New Work
My childhood Sunday school teacher told us a fable about the nature of sin involving a frog, a pan of water, and the slow but steady application of heat. As…
The Bullet Journal Method
The Bullet Journal Method teaches a low friction, low-tech process for capturing ideas, recording obligations, and organizing work. The bigger promise of the book is this: by identifying what matters…
Brain.FM
A long time ago, I snagged a lifetime subscription to Brain.fm on BoingBoing.net for something like $49.00. Man, what a bargain. Brain.fm’s pulsing, chittering, algorithmically-generated tracks supposedly manipulate your state…