UPDATE | 03-16-26
It's not uncommon for new zettelkasten users to ask how to “find connections.” Unfortunately, they're asking the wrong question. Connections aren't hiding in your zettelkasten waiting to be discovered. Connections are established as a result of two or more informational units interacting with one another. What you're actually looking for are candidates for interactivity, informational units that can be brought into proximity and examined.
BOOKS
2026 WRITING
2025 WRITING
2024 WRITING
2023 WRITING
Inspired Destruction: How a Zettelkasten Explodes Thoughts (So You Can Have New Ones)
Doing What Matters Most: Personal Project Management for the Burgeoning Homesteader
Using Diaries and Journals as Source Material for Zettelkasten Notes
There is No "One True Meaning" in a Text: Reading as a Communal Act
How to Use Folgezettel in Your Zettelkasten: Everything You Need to Know to Get Started
2022 WRITING
Don't Ditch Your Old Notes: An Argument for Holding onto Abandoned Ideas
Folgezettel is Not an Outline: Luhmann's Playful Appreciation of (Dys)function
"I just finished reading a book and took lots of notes. Now what?"
Zettelkasten, Linking Your Thinking, and Nick Milo's Search for Ground
Misconceptions About the Relationship Between Permanent & Evergreen Notes
Mindsets that Prevent(ed) Me From Ever Making Money as an Artist