#Note/Hub #Note/HowTo ## Quick Notes: The First Step Using a funnel approach, we construct our digital garden by initially capturing a wide range of information from various sources through fleeting notes. ![[Fleeting Notes]] ![[Fleeting Note Intake]] ## The Tagging System Before we extract essential insights from fleeting notes, let's first understand a crucial mechanism: [tagging](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_(metadata)). This will be used to categorize and track the status of notes that live longer. ![[Note Type Tags]] ![[Multi-Layered Tags]] ![[Action tags]] ## Transitioning Fleeting to Permanent With our tools in place, we can now review our fleeting notes regularly to extract the essence from them, convert them into permanent notes and integrate them into the digital garden. ![[Permanent Notes]] ![[Permanent Note Creation]] ![[Linking Permanent Notes]] ![[Permanent Notes Review Routine|My Permanent Notes Review Routine]] ## Crafting Articles Worth Revisiting In our journey of knowledge acquisition and reflection, we often encounter insights that resonate deeply, ideas that challenge our perspectives, and lessons that shape our worldview. While notes capture these fragments of wisdom, there is immense value in weaving them into cohesive articles, or, as we like to call them, "hub notes". These hub notes aren't just for showcasing expertise or sharing with a wider audience; they're primarily for us. They serve as milestones in our intellectual journey, allowing us to revisit, reflect upon, and reinforce our understanding. By crafting hub notes worth revisiting, we create a personal library of thought – a collection that stands the test of time and remains relevant to our evolving selves. This section delves into how to transform our permanent notes into hub notes that we'd want to read and reread, ensuring that our knowledge doesn't just reside in scattered notes but flourishes in well-articulated narratives. ![[Hub Notes]] ![[Hub Notes Creation]]