🙋🏻‍♀️To learn about why/how this space is different from a traditional blog check out the "Thought Gardens" post in this same section. 🧭 Now some navigational tools: 🔸Categories organize posts by general themes 🔸Hashtags allow us to search for commonalities across themes, and I find them mu

Some changes I made while reading Jorge Arengo’s Duly Noted: - Got most of my notes in just a couple places—mostly Obsidian and Notion. This meant emptying out/transferring from other note taking apps, and investing in an app to scan my paper notes into my digital repository. I still keep an analog

I was diagnosed with ADHD at age 20. To be honest, at the time I thought I tricked the doctor into giving me Adderall. I was not about to accept that I actually needed support, or that I wasn’t neurotypical. I just felt like I needed something to help me finish college, and drugs seemed like any

This thought garden is my take on a digital garden, a concept introduced to me by Maggie Appleton via Jorge Arango's "Informed Life" podcast. In Maggie's essay, "A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden" she discusses the differences between this writing style and a traditional blog. She write

I’m listening to Bob Doto speak on Aiden Helfant’s podcast about the connections between spirituality and PKM. There are some things I love: - the way he talks about giving inspiration “a place to land so that you can come back to it" and some things I have to grapple with: - the framework of “