Questions without answers
Art Thinking: How to Carve Out Creative Space in a World of Schedules, Budgets, and Bosses
Amy Whitaker • 1 highlight
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Your most powerful notes aren't answers. They're questions.
Don't just file things away in topic folders. Create Sublime Collections based on questions:
"Is handwriting better than typing?"
"What does AI mean for creativity?"
"Why do some habits stick & others don't?"
Your brain can't resist searching for answers.
Give it good questions to chase.
... See moreYou can’t just collect information. To feel creatively and intellectually alive, you also need a purpose. It can be achieving mastery of a domain, collecting raw material for a project, curating something for someone as an act of generosity, or collecting inspiration for an essay you’ve been wanting to write.
A SUBLIME INTERNET
Certain questions which grown-ups deem unanswerable begin as answers which children find unquestionable.
Walter Kirn • Lost in the Meritocracy
