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I Was Wrong: Stop Color-Coding Your Kindle Highlights
I color-coded Kindle highlights so AI could sort them. I was wrong. Now I just highlight, and AI files quotes, ideas and to-dos into my Tempo shelf.
Why Your Planner Doesn’t Work: It Only Knows L-Mode
Two thinking modes, linear and rich, from the author of The Pragmatic Programmer. Most tools trap you in one; a planner can open the other.
Habit Streaks Are Shame Machines. I Deleted Every Tracker — and My Planner Finally Stuck.
Ten years of habit trackers taught me one thing: the streak counter isn’t motivating you. It’s the reason your planner is in a drawer.
A Sticky Note on My Door Beat Notion and Obsidian. Now It Lives on My Kindle.
The best note system I ever had cost nothing and had no search. It just stood where I couldn’t walk past it.
My Kindle Builds My To-Do List — Even in OmniFocus
The best books give you work to do. A passage makes you think “I should try that,” or “I need to look this up,” or “this is a question I…
A Second Life for My Quotes, in Plain Text
We all do the same thing with a good line in a book. We highlight it. We feel something. And then we close the book and never see it again.
I tried 7 planners on my Kindle Scribe. All seven died by April. So I built one.
Six months of design decisions. Outcomes vs tasks, hyperlinks on every page, and why streaks are the reason your planner is in a drawer…
