Don't waste time on repetitive tasks - use templates.
Here are my 5 go-to templates for academic efficiency:
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What are Templates?
Snippets you set up in advance, so when you create new notes you don't have to start from scratch.
It adds better structure and saves you time.
All of the major note-taking apps: @obsdmd, @logseq, @notionhq support them.
Here is how it looks:
@obsdmd @logseq @NotionHQ 1. Source Note Template
Every paper I read has a source note. These come from elaborate templates. This ensures that all papers have some extra data, like Year or Journal or PDF linked.
Using the same structure makes it much faster to find what you are looking for.
@obsdmd @logseq @NotionHQ In fact, source notes are so central to my workflow, that I wrote a whole thread on creating them:
@obsdmd @logseq @NotionHQ Templates are easy to set up and can be as elaborate or simple as you wish.
In fact the simple ones tend to be more useful.
@obsdmd allows you to add a hotkey for adding a template.
I press CMD+SHIFT+T to choose the template. It takes less than a second.
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