For me it's a combination of Apple Notes, Notion, and handwritten notes. 

Do you see something cool for SWIPES and just send it straight to your Apple Notes? or Google Docs? I am also playing around with Google Docs more. Copying stuff from Notion to other platforms it messes things up sometimes. So I end up doing a lot of reformating, taking markings out, etc. With Google Docs seems to be easier. So if Notion is not the END destination, sometimes better to use Google Docs.

Love your SWIPES curation Neville! 

And I can totally help with Notion if you need more ideas on how to format stuff.. or organize.

On the notes topic, I first jot them any place I can then rewrite them later into a categorized notebook or into scrivener

Peace love and namaste 

I keep my notes in a Supernote, check it out!

I'm old school and write my notes in a notebook.

The physical act of writing means we are simultaneously processing the information in our own way.

Or, as this article from The Conversation puts it, we are note-making rather than just note-taking.

Plus, I just like the reassurance on the front of my current notebook!

Incidentally, the article also shows you're in great company with your penchant for doodles, graphics and images: 

Leonardo da Vinci wrote:

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“…the more minutely you describe, the more you will confuse the mind of the reader and the more you will remove him from knowledge of the thing described. Therefore it is necessary to make a drawing … as well as to describe …”

Have a great weekend!

This email helps me to use writing and note taking to refine my thoughts and a way to store information.

1. I highlight the most critical points I want to remember in the e-book.  I go back and review the highlights after I finish each chapter.
2. I have created a Word document called “Book Notes” and use the speech-to-text feature on my Mac to read the notes out loud and into the Word document. 
3. I then have a reference document for each subject I read where I’ve created my own personal book summary for review.

I keep notes in a notebook... always to hand on my bedside table or in the inside pocket of my jacket.

OR in obsidian an amazing opensource software to create a second (numeric) brain. 

I miss Craigslist as THE go to for EVERYTHING! Those were the days

Hey! Can you remind me who the divorce guy is in the membership? Rob? I have a friend who does divorce coaching and may be interested in his business.
 

Magical greetings Neville! 

I have started using Readwise to review my Kindle highlights/notes. 

Readwise allows you to have a daily review of a random selection from all or one of your books. 

You can also import your own PDF's. 

Have you heard of it? 

Two things 

1) when I mark books for notes or clip articles I put them into one of two organization “bins” according to the context.   
For physical books and pages I pile them by context and then by content.  So a marketing book would be in the marketing pile but my book marks would be according to the content I want to reference later.  

Same with digital, but with more detail because you can’t see anything to remind you of what your looking for.  Example: a big yellow book would remind your brain of what was inside of it.  Digital copies of the yellow book would lack such reminders.  

So for digital I have a browser folder list where I save articles by context then content.  For kindle I underline and make notes in the ebook.  For pdf I have a folder set-up the same way... context then content.  
All this is searchable and browsable to save time.  Works great.  

I also use my notes app! The only problem is I now have nearly 9,000 notes !