It's difficult for me to read past the sentiment of the author's language, which is unfortunate, because there are interesting ideas here. At any rate, my take

It's difficult for me to read past the sentiment of the author's language, which is unfortunate, because there are interesting ideas here. At any rate, my takeaway isn't anything to do with whatever the author considers a "daily" note or not, but about how the way we structure and synthesize our thoughts, alters the things we make. For example, if in the creative process, I create an audience for myself (i.e. by thinking of sharing my notes), that may or may not introduce productive constraints to my process. On one hand, it could force me to better articulate my thoughts. On the other, my inner critic could preclude important insights.