What works for me (as I said previously) is a single line at the top of the page that sums up the main point I'm trying to make. Then I list some key points that relate to or support my bigger idea. Then I go back and expand on those ideas in another sentence or two, creating paragraphs. Then I move the paragraphs around, adding transitions between

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The Body

Once you've captured attention, deliver value immediately. The body of your Note should be:

• Scannable - Use white space generously


• Specific - One clear point, not five vague ones


• Visual - Strategic bold and bullet points guide the eye

The mistake most writers make is trying to cram too much into a single Note. Your goal isn't to be comprehe... See more

Tips & Tricks ➊ Axioms rock. These bolded signposts naturally grab attention and tell others where you are headed. • We are big fans of “Go deeper” because it states clearly that you will provide more data and context below. “The big picture” is also a good one when you’re zooming out to provide more context. ➋ Use bullets, often. The bullet po

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For example, anytime you find yourself writing a paragraph that is "listing" things out, it's worth questioning whether that paragraph can be re-formatting in the form of a bulleted list. "The first thing you want to do when writing online is prep the page. Then, once you've prepped the page, see where you can turn long paragraphs into short bullet... See more