I Fill My Substack Notes Queue for a Month in Just 30 Seconds - Here's How
Luan Doansoloailab.substack.com
I Fill My Substack Notes Queue for a Month in Just 30 Seconds - Here's How
You don’t need a fancy “second brain” setup. Just one habit that barely feels like note-taking at all.
I’m about to say something that might surprise you:
→ I don’t journal for mindfulness.
→ I don’t write “dear diary” entries.
→ I don’t reflect under moonlight with a fountain pen.
I micro-journal.
And it’s quietly become my unfair advantage ... See more
Ev Chapmansubstack.com
I've been spending 20 minutes each morning turning my to do list into AI systems.
It's weird how much this small habit compounds over time.
A few years ago I read a tweet from Jack Butcher that said: "Spend 20% of your day building systems to handle what you do with 80% of your day."
I’ve been practicing this ever since.
But AI has changed eve... See more
Ev Chapmansubstack.com
I use Claude to help brainstorm variations: "Here's a Note format that's working well. Help me create 5 similar Notes for my audience about [topic]."
Bonus Tip: Find any high-engagement Note, scroll down below the comments, and you'll see "Related Notes." This is a goldmine of proven viral content you can use as inspiration templates.
Bonus Tip: Find any high-engagement Note, scroll down below the comments, and you'll see "Related Notes." This is a goldmine of proven viral content you can use as inspiration templates.
Wes Pearce • How I Got 36 New Subscribers this Weekend from Just 2 Notes (that took me 15 minutes to write)
Journaling notes:
Keep the journal idea, but ditch the length and write down just a sentence or two each day to record your most prominent memories. https://sublime.app/card/the-solution-keep-the-journal-idea-but-ditch-the
And not just feelings. I use my journal logs to capture the following:
Ideas & thoughts that are on my mind
Things I'm observin