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Tools like Roam and Obsidian are exciting because they facilitate so many different types of text-based workflows. However, I frequently see people comparing apples and oranges when trying to discuss which tools and workflows are "better."
Let's say we care most about non-fiction, argument based writing. I argue that creative outputs in this genre are composed of six different processes, each with "flagship" workflows. These processes facilitate the ultimate goal of writing: creation.
The key processes of non-fiction writing include:
1. learning (spaced repetition)
2. distilling (progressive summarization)
3. connecting (zettelkasten)
4. thinking (journaling)
5. synthesizing (evergreen notes)
6. creating (constraints)
1. learning (spaced repetition)
2. distilling (progressive summarization)
3. connecting (zettelkasten)
4. thinking (journaling)
5. synthesizing (evergreen notes)
6. creating (constraints)
I'm doing this, you should consider it too, get those pesky words outta the system 1000wordsofsummer.substack.com/p/day-of-1000w… #1000wordsofsummer
this is bullshit. no one has ever written 1000 words in a day. way too hard
1278 words. now retired. #1000wordsofsummer
