Sometimes people look at my profile and wonder: “How can you keep learning so many things? What is your secret?” The truth is, there is no magic. My approach is simple: I write things down, practise important skills repeatedly, and choose technologies carefully after real hands-on exploration. 1. I Write Down What I Learn Whenever I learn something useful, I try to capture it. Sometimes I write it as a blog post.

I chose logseq as my PKM I was overloaded with information in the past several weeks. I sought many ways to overcome it. One choice I made is using logseq as PKM. why? There are several open source or freeware verion of PKM. Why did I choose logseq? logseq is clojure based. I am a big fan of lisp-liked languages. I studied and did some coding using racket, common-lisp, elisp and clojure after I read Paul Graham’s essays about lisp.