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The lesson to draw is to be generally sceptical about planning, especially if it is merely focused on the outcome, not on the actual work and the steps required to achieve a goal. While it doesn’t help to imagine oneself the great author of a successful and timely finished paper, it does make a difference if we have a realistic idea about what needs to be done to get there in our minds.
How to Take Smart Notes
Sönke Ahrens
Note-taking is deceptively cutting edge. To build [reflectnotes](https://twitter.com/reflectnotes), we've had to figure out our own end-to-end encryption, real-time sync, WYSIWYG editor, conflict resolution, offline, real-time audio transcription, client-side embedding and search, and a whole ton more.
If you find playing around with the cutting edge of what is possible on the web today exciting, and you are an experienced full-stack engineer, then consider applying (DM me your GitHub).
Tweets From Alex MacCaw
@maccaw on Twitter
A DAILY LIST HELPS BUILD (AND MAINTAIN) MOMENTUM AND MOTIVATION.Writing a list of just a few items — the things that are most important for today — and crossing all of them off is far more motivational than crossing those same few items off a list with dozens of items on it.
3-obvious-habits.pdf
lengstorf.com
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