* I spent five or six months trying to capture every thought.
       Literally.

       It was a project. Used lots of index cards. Many thousands.
       I had little stations by my computer, bathroom, car,
       bedroom, kitchen, with index cards and a pen handy, plus
       ones in my pocket.

       It wasn't "every thought" but it was every question really,
       or every realization. Went through many of them. I wanted to
       see if anything would come out of it.

       What came out of it? A lot. Several pens later, piles of
       index cards and a year and half later of saved web browsing
       history [started in April 2013].

       That's about it so far.
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       [4]Kenneth Udut I've incorporated what I've learned into my
       very thinking processes, so it's hard to have a "before" and
       an "after". I can look at the cards, look at my notes, but
       as it's part of an ongoing processes, I only abstract "what
       works" from myself when it's pertinent to something someone
       wants to know. Time management, dealing with interruptions,
       keeping thoughts clear, keeping emotions from being extreme
       unless necessary, the most efficient way to accomplish
       tasks, how to do anything. I can write about all of those
       things, accurately, correctly and even succinctly.

       But...

       For me to apply them as Universals, I'd be lying because
       this is the only brain I have the slightest chance of
       knowing.



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