objectives of my pkm
Tools, Notes, and Sanity
#on/PKM is what I use to build a body of knowledge
With so many tools available, I’ve realized that the writing experience of an app is not as much of a priority as I initially thought, when it comes to how I’m now approaching personal knowledge management. There are plenty of apps that make writing beautiful, intuitive, and feature-rich. Instead, I’m after the ability to organize, recall, discover, and work with information in the best ways possible.
It’s this realization that guides my current choices for digital tooling.
My PKM Objectives: Here’s what I want to achieve with my PKM
- I want to build knowledge in my life
- Notes from intentional research and internet rabbit holes
- Lists I continuously add to over time
- Highlights and links from resources I discover
- Readwise to Notion
- Command to Notion
- Inbox to Notion
- I want to build ideas by capturing, writing, connecting, revisiting and sharing
- Digital garden
- Spark file
- Essays
- I want to easily recall important information, noteworthy discoveries, bookmarked resources
- Highlights
- Internet Discoveries and Bookmarks
- Receipts and Product Information
- Recipes and Meal Plans
- changelog-mac
- I want a single source of the truth for note taking
- Career notes
- Personal notes
- I want to manage the operations and administration of my life, family, and household
- Home improvement project management
- Household and emergency supplies management
- Trip and travel planning
- Household financials
- Vegetable gardens
- Alignmen
- t around philosophy and approach to parenting
To further inform how I design my system, I’ve written down how I use digital tools, to help make sure I’m meeting my needs intentionally, and not letting things slip through.