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reasonabledeviations.com | ||
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terrygodier.com
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| | | | | Lifelong learning is part of my operating thesis on what it means to be an intelligent, intentional human being. Most of the learning I do happens online, and I've done a lot of thinking about how to use technology in ways that make that process more efficient.In my system, there are three distinct phases: Discover relevant information. Collect the useful bits for later reference. Put the material into practical use. | |
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dannb.org
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| | | | | A simple ~30-minute system that will help you recall key information from every book you read for life. | |
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rishikeshs.com
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| | | | | Beginning in April 2021, I decided to get back into reading and take up the 52 books in a year challenge. Over the years, I have read multiple books but hardly remember any insights from those books or apply any of those learnings in my life. I wanted to improve this process and started researching various ways to effectively read books . Since I'm using a Kindle to read, I started highlighting books and taking smart notes while reading. | |
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ldstephens.net
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| | | I've tried Obsidian before, but the whole process of migrating my Apple Notes into it just seemed like too much fucking work. I ended up deleting it and moved on. Then, the other day, I stumbled upon news of an Obsidian importer plugin for Apple Notes. Importing everything, including attachments, suddenly felt doable. So, I... | ||
