Learning in ‘public’
Started in 2020, put on hiatus for a while, but bringing back now: my ‘learning in public’ notebook.
Learning (outside of school) has always been a pretty private, siloed experience for me. The intention is to be more authentic and transparent with my progress, and I’m starting by publicizing some of my own messy, non-linear notes. I’m not editing for the public eye, so there’s no guarantee for grammar, orderliness, or correctness. Inspired by this article.
Topics vary based on whatever I’m interested in; notes topics include DeFi, urbanism, energy policy, startup equity, notes on books I’ve read, etc.
Favorite trails
- Kennedy Lake Trail, Emigrant Wilderness, CA
- Val Ferret to Courmayeur via Rifugio Bonatti, Italy
- Base Torres Viewpoint from Refugio Torre Central, Chile
A couple favorite essays
- Dust – Carmen Lau
- Advice, like youth, probably just wasted on the young
- Being Alone – Ankit Shah
- Signs of Spring – Abigail Africa
- on self-directed work: a cartographer’s journey – Paige Finn Doherty
Find more of what I’m reading in my Curius bookshelf :)