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Notes that come back.
These articles show how dates and consistent lines make a work log easier to search. Each one starts with text you already keep.
How to keep a work log you can search a year later.
The format is one date line. What you do with the rest of the line decides whether any of it comes back to you in twelve months.
Tagging is a tax you pay before you know what matters.
Three ways to give notes structure, and when each one bills you for it.
Five questions your notes can answer once they have dates.
How often, alongside what, since when, moving which way, and what you quietly stopped doing.
The recurring incident your ticket system cannot see.
A ticket records a resolution. Your log records the third time.