Progressive Note-taking II: Examples and Metaphors. Reason as a springboard for ideas

Part 1: Progressive note-taking: A practical technique for making accessible notes. Control of attention. Second brain. Flow

Part 2: Progressive note-taking II: Examples and metaphors. Reason as a springboard for ideas

Part 3: Progressive Note-taking III: The Faster You Forget, the Faster You Learn

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Let's see how one material can be worked out over layers of progressive note-taking.

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If you follow a simple rule and take notes every time they get into the workspace, in between times, then sets of notes will begin to form, the level of elaboration on the layers of which will indicate their significance for your work. With a cursory glance, you can determine how important a note is without reading a word, simply by the number of layers.

Projects that are not destined to come true won't be so traumatic because we will have a lot of notes packed along the way. We get all the benefits of planning and organizing little or no time on them.

Continued: Progressive Note-taking III: The Faster You Forget, the Faster You Learn