Poetry in Practice
The term ‘Evergreen Notes‘ is used by Andy Matushak to describe notes which are more than fleeting.
Evergreen Notes adhere to the Zettelkasten Principles which makes recording useful notes easier to do consistently.
I have developed my own terminology. Instead of Evergreen Notes, I use the term Cornerstone Note because I like the idea that they are building blocks of information.
Information Flow is the identification, capture and processing of an Item of Knowledge which has potential Lasting Value.
The Purpose of Information Flow is to ensure that there is a system in place for recording insights, ideas, thoughts or feelings associated with an Item of Knowledge which has potential Lasting Value.
All information reaches my consciousness in one of these ways:
I designed a methodology called Information Flow that helps me manage what appears in my Note-Making System (NMS).
All information reaches my consciousness in one of these ways:
This process describes how an Item of Knowledge that has potential Lasting Value is identified, captured and processed in accordance with the criteria described in Information Flow Purpose.
The term ‘Evergreen Notes’ is used by Andy Matushak to describe notes which are more than fleeting.
Evergreen notes adhere to the Zettelkasten Principles which makes it easier to do consistently.
I have developed my own terminology. Instead of Evergreen Notes, I use the term Cornerstone Note because I like the idea that they are building blocks of information.
I use the word Building Block Note to describe a unique note that I have placed into my Note-Making System.
To get into the Note-Making System, a note must be of potential Lasting Value. Ascribing Lasting Value to a note is my way of cordoning off my attention from items which are merely ‘interesting’ but are likely of no Lasting Value.