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Yeah, that's what I like to do as well. If it's something that I know I'm going to do a few times, and I don't remember the process off the top of my head the second time I'm doing it, write it down. I like to keep notes for things I do day to day and revisit my notes at the end of the week to try and find time to flesh them out a bit more and start organising.

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very interesting. It seems like a good idea to not worry about the structure when first writing things down but to reserve time at the end of the week to organize. where do you usually write your "temp" notes? do you use any structure or not until the end of the week?

I'll usually use something like oneNote, I find its folder structure really handy for note editing because it kind of forces the user to organise as you go. I'll try and make the note as detailed as I can as well because that'll give more context about whether or not it's project specific, or more generic, which makes it a little easier to classify at the end of the week.

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