I note ideas when I come across them and return later to add detail, context and connections.
When we encounter new information, we should force ourselves to do something with it.
Write yourself a note explaining what you just learned, or figure out a small way to test an idea, or graph a series of data points onto a piece of paper, or force yourself to explain an idea to a friend.
Every choice we make in life is an experiment – the trick is getting ourselves to see the data embedded in those decisions, and then to use it somehow so we learn from it.
Charles Duhigg, Appendix to Smarter, Faster, Better
When you come across something that resonates with you—whether it’s something that expresses who you are or who you want to be—have a central place to keep those gems.
Travis is Bradbury, https://heleo.com/these-10-habits-will-change-your-life-for-the-better/13672/. ‘7. Start a collection of the things that truly resonate with you’
I also like taking photos and am learning to draw – as a way to better understand, convey and remember things.
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