Notes
Here you will find my notes: short texts with half-thought ideas. Don’t expect anything polished or finished, rather, think of it as a small window into those interesting things I think about during the day.
- Object tags allow you to clearly discern
- Forcing yourself to stop creative work is frustrating
- Use indirect preparation to write and publish
- How to apply the Zettelkasten method to large writing projects
- The virtuous circle of creative systems
- The Zettelkasten method seeks to achieve unconsciously skilled
- My structural note on the ladder of discipline
- The first milestone of my sabbatical year
- The aversion to doing difficult activities defines your life
- The creative process of writing with a Zettelkasten
- High intensity is a prerequisite of the Zettelkasten method
- The value of a question is to make you think deeply
- My next story is already laid out
- Solving problems individually is overrated
- There are no shortcuts in creative work
- Separate thinking from communicating
- Let them know you in your writings
- How to improve your thinking skills
- A mind connected to others
- Writing requires concentration
- The first monthly migration of my Bullet Journal
- I've started reading "Deep Work"
- The tendency to want to solve problems with new tools
- Search solutions for the root of the problem
- I start processing Bullet Journal method
- Use a work journal
- Explore your depths
- You need time to internalize new ideas
- Kill the dragon
- You always have time to take a step back
- Figure out the fundamentals first
- The path I want for my writing
- I've started my analog Bullet Journal
- Put the myth of the collaborative genius into practice
- Finish the first draft
- Trying out changes in my writing
- Learn to enjoy what you want to do
- Create the space for things to happen
- The deceptively complicated task of knowing what you want
- Resist the temptation to publish without editing
- Write with intention
- It is very profitable to invest time in processing ideas
- Be flexible in the execution of your plans
- Why is it useful to learn to analyze fiction stories?
- Process the MICE coefficient with Mary Robinette
- The following story of Apoptosis
- List of active projects of the Gestalt's Garden
- What does this post need from me?
- Offering the best thinking I can achieve
- Separate task and project management
- The sudoku is almost solved
- Thinking is like solving a sudoku
- The structural note for the following post
- Turning a good technician into a mediocre boss destroys value
- How I can have time for my Zettelkasten
- The writing workshop of Julia Úbeda
- Which license should I use for my first story?
- I'm going to publish my first story
- Nothing lasts, nothing is finished and nothing is perfect
- The pleasure of working on a creative project
- Great ideas are the product of a scenius
- I'm still processing the ideas about the journal-zettelkasten
- Thinking deeply to live a good life
- Being compatible and well-intentioned does not avoid the communication problem
- Simple programs are really good
- Define the objective, the strategy and the tactics
- Handwriting is a difficult tool to beat
- Respect and be curious about the opposing position
- Start a journal in a Zettelkasten
- The new notes section
- Aestetic taskpaper-vim
- When the head doesn't think, the body suffers
- We live for such miracles
- Constraints allow you to get what you really want
- Minimize and re-contextualize necessary evils
- Use tabs to be part of the TaskPaper community
- The meaning of my life
- The myth of the collaborative genius