How to Stop Saving Articles You Never Read (and What to Do)
Stop saving articles you never read by deciding why before you save. A simple pre-save question, a way to clear the pile, and a 10-minute routine.
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Notes on journaling, thinking and building Thrennel.
A Journal Alternative With a Second Brain Built In
Want a journal that also connects what you read and watch? Here is what a second brain journal adds, and a small routine to try this week.
Where Did I Save That Note? How to Find It and Stop Losing It
Lost a note you know you wrote? Here is how to find it in ten minutes, and a small routine so the next one is easy to find.
Journal in a workspace app or a dedicated journal?
Should you journal in a do-everything workspace app or a journal built for it? Here is how to choose, plus a Thrennel look for the invite-only beta.
How to Connect Your Notes So You Actually Find Them Again
Connect your notes by linking each new one to an older one, grouping by topic, and reviewing weekly. A small routine you can start today.
Why your read-later pile never gets read, and what to do with a link instead
Saving a link is cheap; reading it later rarely happens. A small routine, and how a pasted link becomes notes you review in Thrennel.
How to Remember What You Read: Start With What You Think
You remember what you read when you connect it to your own thinking. Here is a way to do that with a pen, a notes app, or both.
What Is a Second Brain? A Plain Explanation and a Starter Routine
A second brain is a trusted place outside your head for notes and ideas. Here is what it is, what it is not, and a simple way to start today.