How to Organize Notes Around Goals and Projects
Organize notes around the goals and projects they support instead of maintaining a second folder hierarchy that loses context and hides actions.
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Mind Map Notes vs Linear Notes
Compare linear notes and mind-map notes by capture speed, structure, retrieval, and actionability, then choose the right format for each situation.
ReadThe Mind Map Note-Taking Method Explained
Use a two-pass note-taking method: capture information quickly in sequence, then rebuild it as a mind map to reveal hierarchy and relationships.
ReadMind Map Notes — Keep Notes Connected to Their Context
Keep notes attached to the goals and projects they support, so context, decisions, actions, reminders, and evidence stay connected.
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