Last week Readwise announced that they would be opening up their betas in bigger numbers. They were also ready to start sharing updates publically, this meant that I could finally share a major change in my productivity toolkit. My read-it-later apps have changed from Instapaper and Inoreader to one app…

Amanda Palmer was the first person I remember to use crowdfunding to help fund the work that they were passionate about. Starting with Kickstarter, she now is one of the most successful people on Patreon with over 10k patrons. It was only since I monetised myself on Medium that I…

I want to tell you a secret — I never used to like outlining as a method of note taking. To be fair — I had never learnt note taking properly till a few years ago. But when I did learn about the different types of methods, I didn’t think…

Lynette Dawson on her wedding day Lynette Dawson was a nurse and mother to two daughters when she went missing back in 1982. Everyone who knew her thought it was strange that no investigation was conducted, in fact, police didn’t go and look at the property she shared with her…

Corn Flakes, Sexual Desires and Sanatorium’s — When looking back on history, it is important to remember that people may have good intentions but mixed with the wrong things — it can lead to bad outcomes. It is only through hindsight that we can learn. In saying this though, there is also a need to acknowledge the…

When it comes to an app such as Logseq or Roam, that have the daily note function — the same question can always be asked: How do I want my daily note set up? …

From the Logseq website: Logseq is a privacy-first, open-source knowledge base that works on top of local plain-text Markdown and Org-mode files. Use it to write, organize and share your thoughts, keep your to-do list, and build your own digital garden. At its core, Logseq is a personal knowledge management…

Over the years I have changed to do apps, trying to find the right one. I have always come back to Todoist (where I am now) and I realised something this time. I needed to create a Todoist setup that would suit me. Being in the productivity space, you see…

Way back in the day when I was first looking into Personal Knowledge Management the two most popular apps on the market were Roam Research and Obsidian. I was attracted to the way Roam was set up, the daily log/journal which would allow for intentional journaling but also a record…