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Sounds similar to trying out emacs/org-mode for the first time. I think such flexible programs do well with the help of crowdsourced/community-based conventions
by thomascountz 2y ago
Sounds similar to trying out emacs/org-mode for the first time. I think such flexible programs do well with the help of crowdsourced/community-based conventions; Notion templates, YouTube videos of Obsidian vault tours, and blogs about org-mode workflows and use cases, for example.
- jgalt212 2y agobe careful here. you may end up spending too much time organizing your notes, and too little time getting things done.
- ghaff 2y agoIn general, for me at any rate, having some simple even handwritten to do lists and some basic calendaring get me 90% of the way there. I was just never able to get into any of the systems out there like daytimers and getting things done. I had a work colleague who religiously used a Palm Pilot to track to do items… which was invariably a lengthy list of overdue items.