Projects
Work with an outcome to finish.
- Sparktale
- Wellness Coach
- Prepare the garden for winter
A frost checklist belongs with the winter preparation project.
Personal
My second brain holds product work alongside reading notes and plans for the garden. Here is the structure you can borrow, and what I am reading now.
I use Tiago Forte's PARA method: Projects, Areas, Resources and Archive. Each has a different job.
Work with an outcome to finish.
A frost checklist belongs with the winter preparation project.
Responsibilities I keep tending.
Plant care records stay useful across seasons.
Material I may draw on later.
An article on soil care can help with a future project.
Finished or inactive material.
Keep the history when a project ends, and move it out of the daily view.
I use a page-saving extension to capture material. To try this structure, take one saved article, add why it matters, and put it beside the work it could help.
A note can move when its use changes. Start with one project you already have.
Reading
A small selection, updated Oct '26.
Reading now
Rob Fitzpatrick
Customer discoveryNext up
Melissa Perri
Product strategyReading now
Mary Shelley
Classic fictionJust finished
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Classic fictionBooks I have finished. The category tells you the subject; the Forte books above are my recommendation for organizing knowledge.