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This Zettelkasten method is growing in popularity for taking notes. Ever felt as though there's too much pieces of information but you don't know how to deal with it? This method solves exactly that problem and more. Think of it as forming a <i>second brain</i>, where you can jot down ideas and information whilst simultaneously being able to connect them together.
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