Rules I use for Card Placement in my Zettelkasten

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[@MaxMcGuireCPA]

I love the example as I am a subscriber to both of your letters. Yes, please continue making videos on your numbering system :-)

[@KathleenSpracklen]

Thank you so much, Max. I appreciate the feedback, and thank you for being a subscriber to my letter.

[@ztypecraft]

This was insightful and pleasant to watch and listen to. Thank you.

[@KathleenSpracklen]

Thank you for taking the time to comment.

[@juliannesharer]

You show how to welcome the challenge of having no already-perfect place for a lone card that rides in with new information. You create an opening, housing it where it can raise relevant questions. Your thoughtful indexing ensures that you can go right to it.

[@KathleenSpracklen]

Thank you. That's exactly what I was going for, only I think you said it better than I did.

[@juliannesharer]

I respectfully disagree. 🙂 I just love to marvel at all the trails you blaze night after night.

[@KathleenSpracklen]

@@juliannesharer LOL. ☺