How to take notes you’ll actually come back to
Most notes are written once and never read again. A plain method — capture fast, title the first line, link on purpose, revisit on a rhythm — that makes notes worth returning to.
· 6 min read
On notes, and coming back to them
On taking notes, rereading them, and the tools we use for both. Opinions are marked as opinions.
Note-taking
Revisiting notes
Why you never reread your notes — and how to fix it
Notes pile up and never get read. Why that happens, what forgetting and spacing tell us, why place helps memory, and small review rituals that actually stick.
· 6 min read
Obsidian
Obsidian graph view: what it’s good for, where it falls short, and alternatives
An honest look at Obsidian’s graph view — the settings that make it useful, why big graphs turn into hairballs, and other ways to see a vault, from Canvas and ExcaliBrain to walking it.
· 6 min read
