Idea validation : Notes on books & blogs
https://bit.ly/2XqtRr2
I read a lots of books and blogs, most of them are very useful. There use often comes at certain stage later in future. By that time, I had forgotten a lots of key takeaways from my readings. Realizing this, I have started taking my analysis and takeaways as notes, which i refer to when needed. I have a hunch that creating a community around this idea could be useful.
Can you please help with answering these questions:
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Do you relate to this problem ?
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Would you be willing to read notes of other people ? Sample : https://bit.ly/2XqtRr2
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Would you be willing to create notes out of your readings ?
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I try to take notes of things I read. Still working on a process and habit that works well for me. I'm slowly getting there. I decided to keep notes on my own website so that I own all the data 'n' stuff like that. My struggle is keeping the habit and life gets a bit overwhelmingly busy sometimes.
:D True , life does get overwhelming.
I have created a medium publication to start sharing my notes: https://medium.com/note-for-thought
Its not much for now, but will keep adding more content to it. Let me know if it helps, or engaging in any way.
Thanks
I have been thinking about something same for the past few months but there is a note-taking/highlighting app already there called Highlighter which I think is the best way to share notes/highlights from books right now. For blogposts and other stuff on internet there is Highly and some other note-taking/highlighting extensions available already.
Hope this helps!
Hey,
So I've struggled with the same problem in the past. Answering your specific qns:
1 and 3 yes. 2 depends a lot on the quality of the notes. Take blinkist for example, they basically do the same for books but they cut out too much and it is hard to even recognize the book.
IMHO, a service like this should be enough in-depth that make it almost useless to read the article/bool