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Why Beginners Have a Hard Time With Simple Advice
How to start as a beginner is the most important question, but the implementation is not easy. The solution needs to take you from where you really are to where you want to go, and the problems to overcome may run deeper than simple advice can take you.
What and Where is a “Link Context”? Explained Using Citation Conventions
We talk about link contexts a lot. The idea comes from where you place footnotes in scientific writing. Here is a simple explanation with examples so you can get the hang of it, too.
The Hidden Problem with Note Titles as Links (And How to Fix It)
Using note titles for links can be made to work, but it’s a kind of friction you could avoid.
Stop Caring About Your Inbox
The inbox problem for a Zettelkasten user is fundamentally different from that in task management: Task management demands completeness and trust through empty inboxes, but your Zettelkasten thrives on abundance and rational exclusion.
Understand Thinking Notes to Clear Up Your Workflow
You can call many things a note, but only some are worth keeping. Others are engagement notes, or thinking notes, which you need to understand something, but not more.
Should You Have a Note Goal Per Day? How To Quantify Creativity to Boost Creative Performance
It is possible to make a daily note count work to your advantage, but you need to think about your reasons for measuring note output, first.