From [[Linking Your Thinking]], it stands for Remark, Relate, Reference. The idea is when you take an individual note, you **remark** about the note topic, **relate** it to a different note, and **reference** where you got the original idea from. ([View Highlight](https://read.readwise.io/read/01h2p8r5qdqjfjc9ag8sxavngv)) I personally like to do Reference first, since that is what sparked the idea in the first place. ## Steps ### Create the note First, the ideas from the different sources are processed and turned into [[Conceptual notes#Types]] ### Reference Having a link to the source you got the idea from. This extends our understanding of the idea, as we take it beyond [[Propositional knowing]]: - We implement [[Procedural Knowing]] using connections to generate [[Concept models]] We intertwine it with other ideas to create procedural knowing, and we infuse our own personal experiences to create perspectival knowing. You can see how I do this in my [[My Inputs Workflow]]. ### Remark A remark is expanding on the new/relevant ideas related to the idea - this could be highlights, personal understandings, etc. *What did you find personally significant based on your own interpretation? What inside you resurfaced because of it?* ### Relate Relating is making conceptual links to the existing notes in your vault that relate to it. Explore the different types of links in [[Compass Zettelkasten Thinking]]