Do Interesting - Notice. Collect. Share

James Bridle is an inveterate read-arounder too: Something seems interesting enough to make a mark about it, but you also leave the door open: you don’t see that thing in isolation, you start to notice other things that are like it in some way. Or, crucially, you start to notice a territory that is defined by these apparently disparate but actually

Sometimes you won’t know what you’ve noticed until you write it down. It’s like pulling at a thread. It’s not always the noticing that’s the thing. It’s the thinking that happens when you write about it.

Create a ‘noticings’ file on your phone. Put it on the Home screen.