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Why Zettelkasten works
- You have to read and write a lot.
- You review notes routinely
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How our brains learn
- by connecting ideas and thoughts that we deem unique and important through repeated exposure
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Notes are not a record of my thinking process. They are my thinking process
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How Zettelkasten works
- Literature Note: a note with the interpretation of literature and its source
- Permanent Note: Insights combining ideas from various literature Note.
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Becoming a good writer
- Read a lot. It expands your vocabulary, solidifies your grammar, enables you to draw inspiration
- Review everything you write.
- Use as few words as possible to communicate your meaning.
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To make sure that you do not forget what you learn, take notes and write about what you have learned in your blog. Writing organizes your thought process and it is one of the best ways to remember.
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The creative gap drives you to improve
When you feel upset about your writing, grab a book, devour some pages, then write some.
If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot.
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