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Strong agree from me, though what I do is less involved than the article. I normally just take a few per-chapter summary notes in an org-mode outline, in a filename that starts with the year I read the book.

Recently I started creating my own topic index with pointers to which books I found certain insights in. I know I could generate such a thing automatically with tagging, but I enjoy manually curating my index.



Pretty much what I do as well. I got a Notion account with links to all sorts of things from useful timestamps in videos to chapters in books and docs. It’s been incredibly helpful in contextualising my information when I gotta go out and actually do something.




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