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Unbundling Tools for Thought
In other words, instead of “one app to rule them all,” which was never realistic and is getting even less so, we’ll have dedicated “capture apps”( like Evernote) that specialize only in capturing and organizing content, alongside other kinds of apps (like Obsidian, Tana, and Mem) that specialize in distilling and expressing new ideas.
Tiago Forte • Test-Driving a New Generation of Second Brain Apps: Obsidian, Tana, and Mem
Theory of Notebooks
users.speakeasy.netnone of these systems was integrated into my daily life. They always required me to follow a series of elaborate rules that took time away from my other priorities, which meant they would quickly become outdated and obsolete.
Tiago Forte • Building a Second Brain: A Proven Method to Organise Your Digital Life and Unlock Your Creative Potential
I use what I call a "bucket" (category) system. Each major category of interest to me is in a broad bucket for each. So, I end up with (yours will look different): books gaming wow journal learning dev movies 2024 2023 music project archived name1 name2 tech linux templates writing Then one more bucket underneath each if necessary but only at most ... See more