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How we used to write: part two
The image attached to this post is of the notebook I used to plan Twisted Metal. You can see the map of Shull I made…
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Why You Should Write Down Everything: The Power of GTD
“Have you really included walk the dog on your list?” he asked.
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Future Proofing my Notes
As I mention last week, I’ve moved my notes to Obsidian. I’m going to talk about Obsidian another time, for the moment I want to…
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Au Revoir Evernote, Hello Obsidian
I know, I know. I’ve been in and out of love with Evernote for years now. You and I both know I’ll be probably writing…
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A New Way to Evernote
Many people in the Personal Knowledge Management field are getting excited by Maps of Content: a new way of organizing your notes. A Map of…
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Capturing Emotion: Inspiration and Evernote
(This post originally appeared on the Evernote blog) To slightly misquote Kate Sanborn, writing is 1% inspiration and 99% hard work. When inspiration strikes, the world…
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Enjoy Your Sunday Evening
You’re a teacher: it’s Sunday evening and you can’t relax as you have work tomorrow. Why is that? Partly it’s stage fright. Those outside the…
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Hands off that Mouse!
Four keyboard shortcuts you shouldn’t be without (and one Evernote really should implement…) Want to know the easiest way to improve your productivity? Stop using…
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Getting Around in Doom Emacs
The following post is part of my new Emacs Writing Setup. You can find the complete setup here on GitHub: https://github.com/ballantony/emacs-writing A big part of…
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Your Day on a Page
For many people, going to College means freedom. Freedom to try new things, to do what you like, when you like. Well, not quite. You’re still…
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Live Notes and Archives
Suppose every year I plan a birthday party for my good friend, Jean Petite. I have separate notes containing lists of presents, guests, food and…
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Todos and Agenda Views
The following post is part of my new Emacs Writing Setup. You can find the complete setup here on GitHub: https://github.com/ballantony/emacs-writing On my original Emacs…
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