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Still cannot make up a good note-taking habit especially that I archive more than taking notes. Though, this same cannot be said for my course notes so that's a plus.
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#+title: Create roadmaps to stay on track
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#+date: "2021-04-30 14:12:52 +08:00"
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#+date_modified: "2022-05-22 22:32:08 +08:00"
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#+language: en
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The internet is a place full of information.
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In fact, too full.
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You could consume endless information from one resource to another and create stagnation because you're adapting too many ideas at a time.
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[[id:98625da4-8e40-4b3c-bd3e-65781ae1d76f][Time spent on learning a skill should equally spend time for applying said skill]].
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It could further your hoarding tendencies and maybe just start collecting knowledge as [[id:6b0e6b75-410f-42a3-8921-bcc4589b2d2a][Collecting information only feels like progress]].
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Having a roadmap helps you to stay on track whether you're studying for a job, creating a new project, or learning a new hobby.
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This roadmap could be just a simple to-do list, an elaborate plan, or a one-line description of the output you expect [fn:: This is still a terrible example but it should eventually evolve into details.].
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