MetaNote - Reading Notes

MetaNote is a reading notebook for reducing, not collecting. Write down a sentence that struck you, come back to it after some time, and move on only what still feels right. Words that survive three reviews are the ones that truly matter to you. The method follows the "meta-notebook" from Shikō no Seirigaku by Shigehiko Toyama, applied to reading. ■ How it works 1. While reading, copy a sentence that stayed with you and add a word of your own (yellow) 2. When you finish the book, write three lines: what the book asks, the author's answer, and what you didn't accept 3. A month later, MetaNote tells you it's time to review. Go through each note and decide: keep, discard or hold (kept notes move to orange) 4. A year later, do it again (blue). Three years later comes the final selection (survived) ■ Time is not for memory Right after finishing, you are still the reader you were. Only what…