5/ Thinking out loud via Twitter has worked so well that I've resolved to do the same for my spiritual life. I've created a alt account, but have yet to post. It's hard. @RoamanPilgrim
8/ Increase the probability of success by increasing the chances of serendipity, and increase serendipity by telling as many people as possible what you are passionate about.
10/ This is getting weird. Another reason: by tweeting profusely, you might just become a conduit for ideas to reach their right partners in this world
14/ If you want to be good at something, you have to practice. If you want to be humble, you need to experience little humiliations. Thinking out loud exposes and documents my ignorance. I feel that embarrassment. It's just practice.
15/ Serendipity wants me to remind you to do morning pages, daily if you are a professional creative, or when you need it, if you are a normal human being
16/ Morning pages was originally paired with Artist Dates. I call it Serendipity Walks. In the past week, I experimented with [[The Discipline]] and this is my substitute for Play Day.
19/ Roam is for letting your ideas talk to each other. Twitter is for letting ideas across minds talk to each other. I thought the thread ends here since the recommendation seemed the same. Turns out it was just me repeating myself.
20/ I guess this means I need to emphasize this point. Ideas are meant to be communicated. Threadhelper helps your past selves communicate to your present and future selves.
I. Why is Roam so hard to explain? (The key)
II. Using computing power to aid biological thinking
III. Roam features as components of software-assisted thinking
- Atomizing
- Relating
- Retrieving
- Focusing
IV. Examples of using Roam
I. Isn't it intriguing how hard it is to explain Roam to your friends and family? What makes it hard? When is software easy to explain, and when is it hard?
Who do you see in #roamcult? I see academics, people of The Book, productivity nerds, inner-work people & mushroom folk.
What do we have in common? We have all have made the journey with the mind, and we have sought tools to aid in this journey: Zettelkasten, BASB, journaling, memex, SRS, mind palaces, psilocybin. Roam made sense to us because we knew the problem and cared enough to seek solutions.
3/ It has been 6 months since I've opened a Roam account. And I've only written one long-form article 🤷🏽♂️ roambrain.com/i-tried-to-bui…@RoamBrain And this was just an elaboration of a Twitter thread.