here’s the quintessence of Zettelkasten’s notes hierarchy:
- Fleeting Notes
Fleeting notes are ideas that pop into your mind as you go through your day. They can be really short, just like one word. You don’t need to organize them. - Literature Notes:
You capture literature notes from the content you consume. It’s your bullet-point summary from other people’s ideas. I create these notes for all books, podcasts, articles, or videos I find valuable. - Permanent Notes:
When you create permanent notes, you think for yourself. In contrast to literature notes, you don’t summarize somebody else’s thoughts. You don’t just copy ideas but develop, remix, and contradict them. You create arguments and discussions.
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Feynman’s Favorite Problems Will Help You Discover Meaning in Lifes. I can already see how it’s improving my writing, thinking and helping me find answers to my 12 favorite problems. Understanding and implementing the system takes about five to ten hours, but <span>here’s the quintessence of Zettelkasten’s notes hierarchy: Fleeting Notes Fleeting notes are ideas that pop into your mind as you go through your day. They can be really short, just like one word. You don’t need to organize them. Literature Notes: You capture literature notes from the content you consume. It’s your bullet-point summary from other people’s ideas. I create these notes for all books, podcasts, articles, or videos I find valuable. Permanent Notes: When you create permanent notes, you think for yourself. In contrast to literature notes, you don’t summarize somebody else’s thoughts. You don’t just copy ideas but develop, remix, and contradict them. You create arguments and discussions. My 12 favorite problems serve as a filter for my permanent notes. Whenever I develop my opinion, I think about how it relates to my favorite problems. Here’s a snapshot of my current pe Summary
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