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RSS and Notion have made me much more positive about this problem recently. I’ve found a nice RSS reader I like on my phone and use it to follow HN, blogs, new
by charlieegan3 7y ago
RSS and Notion have made me much more positive about this problem recently.
I’ve found a nice RSS reader I like on my phone and use it to follow HN, blogs, newspaper, podcasts etc. There is only one opening/start in the pipeline. I don’t really read twitter anymore.
I open a reading list on my phone’s browser and use open tabs as a todo. I lose interest in some too but I don’t worry about that any more.
If I hear something interesting in a podcast I note it down in a collection in Notion while I listen.
After reading a book, paper or long article I copy my highlights into notion and summarise them over the course of a few weeks on my commute.
I also keep a notion table of unread books and use that to plan what I read on my ebook reader next.
I also gather information relevant to work in there. Links to docs or notes for my next 1:1.
With many of the notes I never return but I find the writing, summarising and organising helps me remember what I’ve read.
I think I take notes to remember things but i’m not really sure anymore.