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6 More Note-Taking Strategies for Optimal Productivity
You’ve already dipped your toe into minimalist note-taking strategies, so pick and choose from this list to take it to the next level.
I use Notion for personal work and Tettra for my work documents, but I tried to make these tips universal for whatever tools you’re using.
Let’s go.
1. Smart tagging for efficient categorization
Smart tagging is not just about adding labels; it’s a strategic approach to organizing your digital notes.
Start by creating a hierarchy of tags, ensuring that they are broad enough to cover various topics but specific enough to maintain relevance.
In Notion, for example, you can create multi-level tags, allowing for a nuanced categorization system. This approach transforms your digital notes into a well-organized knowledge repository.
Real-world example: Imagine you’re studying literature. Your tags could include “Shakespeare” and “Macbeth,” with the latter being a sub-tag of the former.
This structure enables you to quickly access all notes related to Shakespearean works or specifically to Macbeth.
Practical Tip: Experiment with tag hierarchies to find what works best for you. Keep them…
