Note Taking
Clara Nafria and
Note Taking
How do you consistently turn the information you consume into creative output and concrete results?
By following CODE...
• Capture only the most important information
• Organize for actionability
• Distill down to the essence
• Express your... See more
Tiago Fortetwitter.com
lol i feel seen
Most note-taking apps have broken feedback . Step one, you write a note, step two... there is no step two! You cast your note into the abyss of Apple Notes. It will never return to you, unless you go back and deliberately look for it (effort).
Credit: The Nib
The result is blank page anxiety, creative block. You have to expend effort. This is the... See more
Credit: The Nib
The result is blank page anxiety, creative block. You have to expend effort. This is the... See more
Gordon Brander • Effort is evidence of broken feedback loops
notetaking tools today can surface known unknowns. If I know that I know this thing, but I don't remember it, I can go find it.
what it doesn't do well is show you unknown unknowns, making connections that you haven't thought of yet.
The core concept of the book revolves around the CODE Framework , which stands for:
- Capture - Keep what resonates
- Organize - Save for actionability
- Distill - Find the essence
- Express - Show your work
Jorge Medina • You’re Not Lacking Creativity, You’re Overwhelmed
if you take notes over a long period of time, you will develop a perspective that's impossible to develop from reading any one thing. we have biases that prune away thoughts that don’t fit the narrative in your head in the moment - having a repository of older thoughts that you can revisit is life-giving.
