Supercharging Long Thinking: What Cal Newport's Notebook Method Leaves Out • Zettelkasten Method
Supercharging Long Thinking: What Cal Newport's Notebook Method Leaves Out • Zettelkasten Method
Long thinking means sustained, deliberate thought aimed at real new insight. Cal Newport’s Notebook Method assumes that externalizing that thinking is trivial. It isn’t. Here is how the Zettelkasten Method closes the gap.
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AI; I now swapped the picture for another with a clear license
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The method makes sense. Most of the time when we are tackling a challenging problem, we are trying to understand the contours and guessing how we can tackle them. When we discover and suddenly connected new ideas, we will write a new note and link to the problem. We can see how we progress (nonlinearly).