The answers could range from "I blog about things I learn" (indicating a small amount of notes) all the way up to "I use GTD[0]" (indicating an endless amount o

The answers could range from "I blog about things I learn" (indicating a small amount of notes) all the way up to "I use GTD[0]" (indicating an endless amount of constantly updated and reviewed notes), but none of the suggestions are going to help you. You need to try different things and see what works for you and what doesn't. Your personal preference could be even customized to the situation, so you might want to use GTD for work and some other system for your personal life. So how I did it is tried one option (blogging about everything), then tweaked it (blogging about something), then tweaked it again (leaning towards messy notes, away from blog drafts), then tweaked it again (Markdown brain dumb of all the things that I think I might need in a day/week/month/year), and again (some of the notes about a random topic get detailed enough to write a blog post about it). And the reason I've mentioned blogging so much is that, when trying to tell a story about the topic, I often find some previously unnoticed gaps in my knowledge. So that's kind of "reading notes, re-writing notes in such a way that I'm telling a story" style that currently works for me the best. YMMV 0 - https://hamberg.no/gtd/ https://hamberg.no/gtd/