For quite some time now, I’ve been using Logseq as my personal knowledge management system. It has been an invaluable tool for organizing my thoughts, projects, and ideas. A few months ago, I decided to take it a step further by incorporating journaling into my daily routine. Each morning and evening, I reflect on how I’m feeling, what has moved me, what went well during the day, where I excelled, and where there might be room for improvement....
Lately, I’ve come across the concepts of “learning in public” and “digital gardens.” A digital garden is a unique approach to organizing and sharing knowledge in a non-linear and evolving manner. Think of it as a personal wiki where one can cultivate ideas, insights, and resources over time. Unlike traditional blogs or websites that present polished and finalized content, digital gardens focus on capturing the learning process itself, fostering exploration and serendipitous connections between different pieces of information....