I have already participated in four cohorts, but gathered another 11 learnings by reading Tiago Forte's book. I list them all in this 🧵. #BASB #tweet100
1) The Hemingway Bridge is a massive game changer for me to know where to start next time on my projects.
2): My notes are allowed to be messy, just an initial brainstorm to kickoff a project.
3) Learning 3: My system has to fit for me and not for others!
2): My notes are allowed to be messy, just an initial brainstorm to kickoff a project.
3) Learning 3: My system has to fit for me and not for others!
4) Projects should be cut as small as possible to "celebrate" more successes-
5) I'll leave a status message for my future self when a project is interrupted.
6) I really try to only capture what resonates with me in some way.
7) I'll work more with checklists in the future
5) I'll leave a status message for my future self when a project is interrupted.
6) I really try to only capture what resonates with me in some way.
7) I'll work more with checklists in the future
8) I sort notes after my first impulse in the PARA setup.
9) PARA is not meant for sorting, but it is highly productive.
10) I think about my future self when creating or tweaking my notes so that I can do well with them.
11) I create a Someday/Maybe note or notebook.
9) PARA is not meant for sorting, but it is highly productive.
10) I think about my future self when creating or tweaking my notes so that I can do well with them.
11) I create a Someday/Maybe note or notebook.
I think when I'll re-read the book in some month, I make some other learnings. Give it a try and read it. More about #PKM #Journaling and my setup I write here on Twitter.
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