Tag: pkm
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WNW Writing with Resources
Once my Kindle highlights flowed into my notes, I had a library of ideas to fuel my writing — until I hit a wall citing sources. How Zotero and Readwise became my writing resources.
WNW Resources and Research
How do I use Resources to enhance my personal resource? In this article, I share some tools and techniques I use to enhance my learning when I conduct my own research.
WNW Resources Unlock Learning
The power of linking ideas comes to light in the Resources section of a personal knowledge management system.
WNW Using Resources
How do I use Resources in my Where Not What System? In this post I give you a quick overview and compare Resources to Projects and Areas.
WNW Area Recap
Recap the Five Article Series that explores how I implement Areas in my Where Not What System.
WNW Areas and Projects Compared
Lets take a second and compare Projects and Areas now that we have spent a couple of weeks looking at both.
WNW Areas and Files
Where do the files go? Areas aren't just notes — a role comes with PDFs and Word docs that Obsidian and Notion won't store. Why Where Not What is a methodology, not a single tool.
WNW - The Power of Association
Linked Note applications have become popular because they mimic the way we store memories, in this blog post I share what Stephen Grossberg has learned about the way we really store memories.
WNW Using the Area Note
How do I actually use my Area Note? This blog post shares some of the techniques I use to get the most out of focusing using my second brain to help manage the many roles I play in my life
WNW The Area Template Explained
I explain the structure of my Area template, and share some of the thinking behind why I organize the areas of my life notes the way I do.
WNW An Area Example
How do areas differ from projects? This article kicks off a series to look at how I work with Areas in side my Where Not What system.
WNW A Project Example in Five Steps
I wanted to show you how I use a project in as part of my Obsidian \"second brain\". A project is something I want to get done soon and it will take…