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Also not GP, but I also have notes per-day. If you organize by topic, you have to decide which topic to put information in. This means you have to pause and th
by bmalehorn 9y ago
Also not GP, but I also have notes per-day.
If you organize by topic, you have to decide which topic to put information in. This means you have to pause and think for 10 seconds about your organization system before writing anything. 10 seconds is enough to lose your train of thought.
If you organize by time, you don't have to decide where to put it. It always goes in "today". You have to pause for 0 seconds.
- joepvd 9y agoYeah makes sense Maybe an extra advantage is that you are not tempted to rewrite everything all the time, as I am doing with my attempt of topicaly organized notes. Append-only might really be helpful. Experiment starts now :)
- ufmace 9y agoI can confirm, I do this also and posted so elsewhere. But the key is ruthless simplicity. Just a blob of plain text every day and any searchable codes, resist all urges to add formatting, drawings, tables, categories, etc. It's more important to put as few mental obstacles in the way of writing in it as you can, and even if you write a lot every day, it still isn't all that much text, and is pretty easy to manage and search conventionally.