This blog is quickly becoming an archive of how I used to do things. Since the last post about my Startpage it has continued to change. And so too has my contents page. I use the default Contents page that comes with Logseq as it will open by default when you open the right sidebar. I use it as an extension of the Startpage. This means it holds both the same information as the Startpage, as well as a lot of extras....
I wanted to make a blogpost about my new start page, however as I keep iterating on it, it kept changing. So every time I was working on a draft, it was quickly outdated. Still, I’ll keep trying. I’ll go over the reason why I moved away from opening Logseq on the journal pages (default setting), the basic idea of the start page and how I keep changing things. Primarily I will go over the queries I use on the start page....
One of my biggest joys in Logseq are the queries. By this time they are deeply integrated in how I operate. In the previous post I showed how my daily was set up. I also mentioned I simplified it. In fact, as I have learned more tricky queries, I have been able to simplify a lot of my workflow. I no longer move my planning around, instead I utilize a start page to show it while it isn’t on my journal page at all....
I’ve been exploring Zettelkasten a lot. Reading tons of articles for inspiration and understanding. And recently I stumbled upon Jay Colbert’s Zettelkasten workflow. Inspiring change and this blogpost. I have noticed an increase in notes I need to dig up and work on more at a later time. And even though zettelkasten isn’t the way forward, Jay’s article gave me the ideas required to find a workflow for myself. In this blogpost I will show you the simple system I made for myself based on Jay’s article....
In the previous post I talked about how I implemented the idea of yearly, monthly and weekly pages in Logseq, today I want to dive into how I set up my daily log. How to organize and display my day has been a long struggle for me. I need the display to be structured and clear, so I don’t get overwhelmed. Only this year have I found something that really seems to work for me....