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title = "Things I Learnt The Hard Way - Create Libraries"
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date = 2019-07-25
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tags = ["books", "things i learnt", "paper notes", "post its", "project organization"]
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I've tried to go paperless many, many times. But keeping a notepad and a bunch
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of post its in my desk has been one of the most helpful tools I ever got.
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I've even managed to hide all my pens, move notepads to desks and use some
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note-taking application instead. In the end, none of those managed to come
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close to the utility of having something to scribble notes fast, or to draw a
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very high concept of whatever I'm trying to explain.
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Also, a desk full of post its, or even a monitor with a bunch of things around
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gives the impression that you're really busy working -- just be careful to not
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have too many post its, or it will look like you can't complete anything. It
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even beats Trello!
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