- There are more notes like these, but not important enough to be here
- names meaning
- Code - Programming (mainly web development)
- BU - Business - Marketing, Sales, Offer dev…
- DE - design (mostly web design)
- CC - Content Creation
- MU - music
- Sho - photography/filming
- Naming convention
- (category) big topic with all relevant sub-categories, e.g. Code
- can contain information about the whole category generally
- f (flow) system/blueprint to create something, e.g. fweb
- similar to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
- kind of like a to-do lists to maintain a high standard of quality on a project
- n (now) - temporary notes to process, e.g. nCode
- Like an inbox of ideas I try to empty every time I start to study the category again
- l (learn) - resources e.g. lCS-code
- Can most commonly find
- mentors
- websites
- fav/useful/saved
- vids
- content
- websites
- resources
- books
- ideas related to X topic that I might want to explore in the future, but are not important enough now
- i (inspiration) - inspiring resources/ideas, e.g. iCode
- w (workbench) - train of thought, main action/todos for now
- like a to-do list that needs to be done immediately
- Sometimes I don’t have enough time to finish a plan to do X, that’s where to find the mini-plan and its progress
- I use this for coding projs to write what the commit/changes were for if I didn’t finish them the same day or I expect to re-visit after some time
- p (project management) - collection of categorized projs
- These projs can contain their own…
- milestones, todos, inspiration for new todos, etc
- a note for the WIP stuff (like commits) that starts with “d” like wPW
- m (milestones) - goals to orientate on X topic, eg myMilestones
- often grouping tasks for before/after an event trigghers
- can be both short-term (like daily todos) or long-term
- g (principles) ideas you can apply in many other topics - e.g. gDE
- ”---” = it’s sub-category/project based
- Like for Coding, it’s project-based so there doesn’t exist a xCode note, but a xProjectY instead
- I don’t always make them
- if the content is low I just write a N, L, I section at the top of the note itself