Streamlining Your Digital Notes: Readwise Meets Logseq

If you’re into personal knowledge management, you've likely heard of Readwise. Many others in the personal knowledge management field have reviewed Readwise, so this is not another detailed review. Instead, I'll share how I use Readwise to import Kindle highlights into Logseq. I usually prefer reading physical books, but sometimes new books aren't available in my country, and Kindle wins on convenience.

This content was inspired in preparation for an interview with Bob Doto, the author of A System for Writing, which explores using Zettelkasten for writing. It's a great read for anyone serious about writing, especially if you're interested in learning more about the zettelkasten systems. I’ve linked the book here if you want to read it for yourself (affiliate link).

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