Highlights, focalism, and the end of history

If you like this content then you can support it by becoming a member or buying my book on Analogue Productivity. On Highlights Just this morning I started a "thinking" book on my ereader which is rare. I almost always sit down with a physical book and take notes on paper. I've always struggled with what do do with the highlights after. Yes I can type notes, but ereader keyboards have always been pretty terrible so it's not a pleasant experience. Then I decided that I'd worry less about the notes and use the highlight as a writing prompt. Seems I'm not alone in this idea as I found the exact same one as I sat down with coffee and went through my RSS feed. I suppose the fear is that I won't use the highlights as a writing prompt. That I'll import them from my reader and then do nothing with them, or never import them at all. Focalism I learned the word focalism this week reading How to Live and it is an awesome word to help you put many of our dreams into perspective. Focalism is the…

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