Writing an Essay from my Zettelkasten

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Join me for a brief, daily chat, talking about creating believable character portrayals by understanding why people do what they do, and the forces that drive them. I've been on a long diversion driven by your requests and questions into how a Zettelkasten works. Since you need real sources to illustrate a Zettelkasten in action, I am employing my new book as an anchor book and adding other, related, sources to illustration ideas interacting.
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[@juliannesharer]

Thanks for so many practical tips about managing the deluge! I'm calling my section of notes to be processed "The Stonepile," after Gerald Weinberg's Fieldstone Method. Your 1/2-inch rule is a great way to ensure those ideas get their full attention, eventually.

[@KathleenSpracklen]

Thank you, Julianne. You are the wind beneath my wings.

[@ceafva]

You go girl. I did understand towards the end. What a great idea about the bib cards. I accidentally started doing that myself about three months ago. I like the ideas that you shared though on what to put on the card. Thank you for that.

[@KathleenSpracklen]

Great to see you here again in the comments.