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Next Book: The Deep Knowledge Work Practice • Zettelkasten Method
Next Book: The Deep Knowledge Work Practice • Zettelkasten MethodThe next book for the Zettelkasten project is The Deep Knowledge Work Practice: a coherent system for engaging with knowledge, from reading and thinking to writing, storing, and designing your life around depth. Read the full story here -
Zettelkasten Graphs and Usage
My Zettelkasten is full of maps. I use them in various ways. Some of them are part of my Permanent and some are part of my Structure Notes. Today, I tried to bring some order to my visual structures. Taxonomy Graph * Zettelkasten - Term and Definition — Zettelkasten Forum Ontology Graph * Zettelkasten Ontology Map —… -
Hello — notes that stay useful when the project changes
Hi everyone. I've been circling Zettelkasten ideas for a while, mostly trying to keep research and project notes from turning into a graveyard of unfinished outlines. The part I struggle with most is when a project shifts mid-stream: tags and links that made sense last month suddenly feel wrong, and I end up either… -
How to Get What You Want From Highlighting • Zettelkasten Method
How to Get What You Want From Highlighting • Zettelkasten MethodSaving highlights from books doesn’t make you recall them when you need them. A highlight is a writing prompt to yourself: process it in your own words, and then the idea takes root in your Zettelkasten. Read the full story here -
Happy 13th Birthday to Zettelkasten.de
For those who celebrate, I believe today would have been the birth of Zettelkasten.de which is now officially a teenager. -
How to Turn Note-Writing into Deliberate Mind Training • Zettelkasten Method
How to Turn Note-Writing into Deliberate Mind Training • Zettelkasten MethodAndy Matuschak claims that note-writing can be a virtuosic skill. Taking that seriously means treating note-writing as a practice in its own right with its own measure of quality. Atomic notes and the knowledge building blocks provide that measure,… -
Zettelkasten in more "factual" fields
Wondering how the Zettelkasten would work in the context of subjects like Mathematics and Physics, where the things that are learned are more theoretical and empirical facts that kind of build on each other but are also somewhat distinct as opposed to bits and pieces of information in other fields like philosophy that are… -
Is there a plug-in for an external editor?
Wonder if it might be possible to link an external editor to The Archive for viewing Markdown text in formatted form? Like using Typora with The Archive? Would like to be able to shift between Markdown and Formatted views. -
Re: Zettelkasten Graphs and Usage
You digging into these quirky dev tools -- I haven't thought of Nassi-Shneiderman diagrams in well over a decade, totally forgot about them. That's super useful for many things, thank you
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Re: [Journal] Knowledge Work - Sascha
2026-11-11 Momentum Just one major insight. Momentum is the most important fuel for me.