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I am always working to improve my #researchworkflow, but I have a sneaking suspicion that lots of researchers & policy ppl don't know how to set themselves up and so they live in a maelstrom of lost downloaded PDFs, messy google docs, and sticky notes.. & I want to help
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"workflow" is distinct from "methods," which are substantive. HOWEVER: research workflows are important.. we must hone our tools to write and think, esp. because our lives and our time when we're *not working* are important too & our work matters 2/
I research and write using memos, which are *structured notes for myself* that have literature and data flowing into them, and can be used to write public articles 3/
Since this () seems to be resonating with people (thank you so much for the kind feedback! 😀), I'm working on a blog post that will describe how to set this up in detail.
I'll share the workflow graphics as I create them & then link to the full post. 1/
I'll share the workflow graphics as I create them & then link to the full post. 1/
1st is the Academic Articles workflow. This uses @devontech & @craftdocsapp & features one simple automation (in #DevonThink) to help me find articles later. I sometimes tag articles beyond this with topics, but I tend to use tags sparingly since DT's search is fantastic. 2/ 
Next is my capture workflow for Twitter. This sends tweets & tweet threads from Twitter to @devontech's #DevonThink using @readwise & @obsdmd.
Note: This uses a "new-ish" (in beta) feature on #Readwise to save tweets you bookmark to Readwise. 3/
Note: This uses a "new-ish" (in beta) feature on #Readwise to save tweets you bookmark to Readwise. 3/
My current daily capture workflow uses @devontech's #DevonThink, @readwise Reader, @obsdmd, @clickup, & @craftdocsapp. It's working quite smoothly these days. I can find what I want when I want it, it's helping me get work done, and not getting in the way!
Branch 1: Academic Articles to @devontech
Mapping out my #PKM workflows was supremely helpful for me to see which tools were working well together and which weren't.
Today I'm sharing how I'm using my PKM tools and my second brain on a typical (working) day.
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Today I'm sharing how I'm using my PKM tools and my second brain on a typical (working) day.
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Each day I start by tracking some data in my @NotionHQ databases. First up is entering ACTIVITY data from my @ouraring from the previous day. 2/
Next up, I add data related to how I'm feeling as I start up the day. This data comes from my @ouraring, my @RenphoGroup scale, and personal reflections. 3/
