f I decided to take this in the direction of the stoicism branch, then Kurt Vonnegut's notes on creative writing may or may not have any relevance to that final product. But right now, I'm just allowing my brain to have a full experience of exploration and it will become clear as I build out this mind map and I can visually see where my interests

I try not to get too in my head about making this an aesthetic process.

I can take this card and slide it right on into the canvas. This is the central idea that we're working with. It might not actually stay at the center of whatever I'm making, but it is the seed that Everything else sprouts from.

so we're starting with a completely blank slate. If you go over here to this little search icon, you can see all of your different cards.

I think that it’s important to move from just writing a bunch of notes and storing a bunch of sources into building out more of a mind map for yourself in the canvas feature because it just helps you launch one step closer into creation mode.

A project can be something that someone told you you need to do. You have a deadline for something. You have a speech that you have to prepare, whatever it is, or it can be something that you're doing on your own accord. If it's something that you're doing on your own accord, I really just encourage you to pay attention to those rabbit holes that

Sublime helps us connect ideas together without getting so caught up in the social media optimizing your presence and performing aspect of it all really kind of hits at this problem of digital gardening being an isolating practice. I actually have to admit that I had all of my collections private when I first started for a couple of weeks, but then

This is just such a straight shot way for your curiosity to be leading the ship instead of someone else's algorithm doing it.

o you started with one quote that was interesting to you and now you have a ton of other sources that are in some way related to that quote