I’ve been journaling my daily work using Logseq for the past year or so. It has transformed how I work. It’s a log of the little wins I’ve tackled, notes on what was the route to success, and links to where the solution is, whether that is a Confluence doc, a PR on GitHub.
It is also a “memorium pool”, I no longer have to stress about remembering things. It has a powerful note linking mechanism that is automatic, I can find related notes easily and visualise how they are related to each other.
If something comes up during the day, I can tag it as /TODO and it will add that note on a calendar view so I can quickly glance if I have things I need to take care next week.
Give it a go. Remind yourself you win every day. Remind yourself that things do take time. Remind yourself that what you do today matters.
This post is not sponsored. It’s just me grateful for open-source. Want start your journaling today? Go here: https://logseq.com/
I thought they were similar implementations of the same idea? "Just" one focusing on using sqlite for metadata and the other focusing on putting the metadata into the file name and header?
@artelse nice! I also tried different types of note taking services/apps. I settled with Logseq because of the plugins and community around it. I enjoy that it’s self-hosted, it’s folders and Markdown in itself so can store them anywhere. The mobile apps are a huge benefit as well, so I can consult them on the go 😉
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