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Software: Obsidian
After sinking a stupid number of hours into watching videos on Zettelkasten, I've boiled down to the following steps:
While reading a book, underline/highlight sentences of relevance
Come back home, launch Obsidian, write the statements from (1) in your own words. These form the Literature Notes.
Hyperlink it and expand on it with third party resources, insights from past reads and questions to mull over. These are Permanent notes.
I have only one vault for books, be it science fiction, history, economics, war or romance, where each book along with its [[ ]] permanent notes is segregated into their respective folders.
This feels simple and easy enough.
Martin Adams' method, while methodic, feels unnecessarily complicated, and could slow down progress in favour of ADHD-tier note taking. His literature notes are my permanent notes, so from where I am rn, he's simply writing permanent notes twice. This video on permanent note taking just made more sense and did not involve over-indulgence in note-taking theory and helped with the flow.
Question
Do you [[ ]] every or almost all literature note to write a permanent note?
Do the above 3 steps constitute the OG Zettelkasten method, or am I simply wiki-linking?
What can I change or add in my workflow to make it more optimal or closer to Zettelkasten?
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