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A Year of Writing

note-taking
writing

A year ago I published my first blogpost. That was the beginning of the end.

2026-05-08

How to keep up when you’re gorging yourself with tasks

note-taking
PKM
project management

This post is about project management. No, it does not offer solutions because solutions don’t exist.

2026-03-24

Half a year of reading

reading

My “end-of-the-year” reading summary. But mostly is about how I climbed up from a bookless pit.

2025-12-31

The unintended consequence of note-taking

microblogging
note-taking

Spoiler alert: it’s about self-soothing

2025-12-15

The Dissertation Journal that saved my sanity

note-taking
PhD
dissertation

Doing a PhD means trying 100 systems and stick to 3. If you have to try something this year, let it be a dissertation journal

2025-11-04

An experiment in microblogging

microblogging

Being home sick has its pros: more writing time for experiments

2025-10-03

So, you want to start Sketchnoting (but don’t know how)

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sketchnoting

This post is for you if you’ve ever looked at a sketchnote and thought: “That’s cool, but I could never do that.”

2025-09-18

Is Note-Taking as powerful as I think? (2/2)

PKM
note-taking

Part 2 of 2 - This post shows how I dived into my digital journal to extract information about my writing style, my weekly mood, and yes, make more plots.

2025-08-19

Note-Taking is more powerful than you think (1/2)

PKM
note-taking

Part 1 of 2 - This post shows how I transformed simple daily work logs in Logseq into a powerful data visualization in R to better understand my own strengths and interests.

2025-08-03

TidyTuesday and Quartose

quarto

An experiment in structuring a TidyTuesday exploration using interactive elements from quartose

2025-07-10

From “Not Sure How It Works” to “Maybe This Will Help Someone”

PKM
note-taking
open resources

This is the story on how I went from Confused Logseq User to Accidental Curator of an awesome academic PKM repository

2025-06-21

A Cheatsheet for Closeread (or the one where I gave a talk and brought more than slides)

quarto
closeread
infographic
open resources
microblogging

This post started with a talk invitation about Closeread and scrollytelling. It ended with a full demo and a printable cheatsheet, all thanks to aesthetic joy and the refusal to keep checking the same three lines of syntax.

2025-05-31

The 4 Rs, and why they’re so confusing

open science
infographic

This post started with a diagram I made for a talk, and ended with a discussion that showed me just how slippery scientific terms can be.

2025-05-08
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