Zettelkasten - A Different View of Placing a New Main Card

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[@juliannesharer]

A new addition to my Kathleen Spracklen quotes: "Having a tenuous link is better than having no link at all."

[@KathleenSpracklen]

Thank you, Julianne.

[@joshuabenes]

Interesting book. I've always struggled with reading quickly. I've come to terms with that though. I just started reading How to Read a Book by Mortimer J. Adler. And he starts with the concept of variable speed reading. Sometimes we can read more quickly, and other times we should read more slowly. The end goal always being to "read better".

[@KathleenSpracklen]

Great book. I love his concept of reading analytically. This will be an interesting experiment. Let me know what you think of Adler's approach as you continue to read.