How to choose the right note-taking app
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How to choose the right note-taking app
by Ness Labs (12 mins)
Choosing the right note-taking app can be challenging due to the vast number of options available.
Note-taking styles vary, including architects (structured), gardeners (exploratory), and librarians (organized), and different apps cater to these styles.
Notable apps for architects include Notion, Coda, and Tettra, while apps for gardeners include Roam Research, Obsidian, TiddlyWiki, and RemNote.
You’re Never Too Good for the Basics
by Scott H. Young (2 mins)
Basics matter more than advanced knowledge in various domains.
Mastery of skills comes from mastering the elemental components or basics.
To improve, one should pay attention to the basics, either by changing the environment, setting different goals, or analyzing work after completion.
6 Reasons Startups Fail
by David Skok (7 mins)
Startups fail due to market problems, such as lack of demand and value proposition mismatch.
Failure to achieve product/market fit and validate ideas with customers leads to startup failure.
Weak management teams, running out of cash, and unrealistic assumptions about customer acquisition contribute to startup failures.
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Nice post!
Good reads!