Love this! Notion and DayOne are all core parts of my personal stack. And I'm a fan of Pitch.com, too. Excited to check out Sorted and Wakeout. And people keep recommending Roam and Craft to me, but I haven't made the jump yet 😄
Excellent list, thanks. However, you might want to add Adobe Creative Cloud and other authoring tools for graphics, apps for audio and video editing, screen capture apps, and a discussion of security (for example, what we are missing if we use only Windows Defender and a free anti-virus program). Options for Website creation deserve an different discussion.
Thank you for sharing your deep workflow. It's very interesting that you use several note-taking apps for different purposes. I've been using Notion and Obsidian these days to collect, organize, and synthesize for my thoughts.
As I read a tons of web articles, Instapaper, Readwise, and Glasp save my workflow a lot FYI. Would love to know more about your thoughts around web articles and reading experience there.
Love this! Notion and DayOne are all core parts of my personal stack. And I'm a fan of Pitch.com, too. Excited to check out Sorted and Wakeout. And people keep recommending Roam and Craft to me, but I haven't made the jump yet 😄
Excellent list, thanks. However, you might want to add Adobe Creative Cloud and other authoring tools for graphics, apps for audio and video editing, screen capture apps, and a discussion of security (for example, what we are missing if we use only Windows Defender and a free anti-virus program). Options for Website creation deserve an different discussion.
Thank you for sharing your deep workflow. It's very interesting that you use several note-taking apps for different purposes. I've been using Notion and Obsidian these days to collect, organize, and synthesize for my thoughts.
As I read a tons of web articles, Instapaper, Readwise, and Glasp save my workflow a lot FYI. Would love to know more about your thoughts around web articles and reading experience there.