Practical notes on digital life, simple systems, and making space for the everyday.
A useful notebook does not need an elaborate structure. Start with one place for new ideas, one place for active work, and an archive for things you want to keep. Finding an old thought should take less effort than writing it again.
Important files deserve more than one copy. A working folder is convenient, but a second copy protects you from accidental edits, a damaged device, or a misplaced drive.
Reading does not have to wait for an entirely free afternoon. A few pages at a familiar time can be enough to make a book part of the day.