Research & Understanding Featured Why You Take Notes But Never Get Smarter Saving information isn’t the same as learning it—that’s the Collector’s Fallacy. The shift happens when you stop collecting and start thinking, turning ideas into your own words and connecting them into something meaningful.
Research & Understanding Where do new thoughts go while creating literature notes? Here are the simple options you have if you have an idea when creating literature notes but don't know where to place it.
Research & Understanding Finding the right granularity in your Zettelkasten notes I’ve been getting questions lately about how to find the right granularity for permanent notes and Maps of Content when using the Zettelkasten method. I recently answered this in a comment on one of my YouTube videos, and I think it’s worth sharing here as a blog post.
Research & Understanding Understanding the zettelkasten note-taking method In this blog post, we'll discuss the Zettelkasten method, a powerful note-taking approach that can help you gain insights and create content from your acquired knowledge. Created by German sociologist Niklas Luhmann, this method is designed to make the most out of the information you encounter daily,
Research & Understanding Evolve your thinking to have original ideas How do you have original ideas? In this post you’ll learn how to create original thinking from ideas which have been done before.
Research & Understanding Featured How to make atomic literature notes using the Zettelkasten method Find out how to make your Zettelkasten literature notes a single idea when the book you’re reading contains many different ideas.
