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I’m thinking to start a practice where I just write out responses to what I read on Substack in my logs. There’s no pressure to comment, or share, or advertise it or whatever. It’s just a semi-public, mostly unnoticed thought process to remember what I read and what I think when I read it. Maybe some of it pushes to Notes too… idk, well see.
... See moreIntroducing Podcast Magic: the simplest way to capture insights from podcasts.
How it works?
Screenshot a moment when you hear something you love (works from the podcast player or lock screen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts)
Email it to podcastmagic@sublime.app
We email you back a transcript + a video clip within 30 seconds.
No app to download. No login.
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The job of your notes app is as a storage location of last resort. If your knowledge is better suited to a specialized app, by all means, keep it there. But if you complete a project or stop using one of them, be sure to bring that content back into your notes as a record of the work you’ve done.
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