Zettelkasten

The Zettelkasten note-taking method is a way of creating atomic notes from a wide range of subjects and organising them in such a way that you can link and connect ideas together.

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Learn to think with your notes

Short posts that build on each other. These 7 cover the slip box and the method in practice.

  1. 04How One Man Wrote 70 Books with a Box of Index Cards3 min
  2. 05Really? Only One Idea Per Note?3 min
  3. 06Stop Highlighting Everything: How to Take Notes That Talk Back4 min
  4. 07Harry Potter vs Lord of the Rings: The Note-Taking Trap That Biases Your Thinking4 min
  5. 083 Questions to Ask Before Any Note Becomes Permanent4 min
  6. 09Why Folders Fail for Notes (And What to Use Instead)4 min
  7. 10When Should You Link Notes? (And When You Definitely Shouldn't)4 min
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