/lit/ - Literature

>>18198839
>>18198924
>But then again, the stuff I've found filed as "massively important" from years ago got succeeded by something better or I stopped caring about.
You're on the right path, anon, one important approach to do anything in life is to learn to let go.Not in the sense that you should forget everything, but that you shouldn't be held back by an infinite, crippling backlog that is so heavy it stops you from making new things.
Start writing, see what is still relevant to you. If you WANT TO - and that's important, it should stimulate your brain -, you can go through your book marks and chip them away slowly, but don't dwell only in the past, keep finding stuff and a fresh mind.

Pic related might be useful to you, it's from the "How to Take Smart Notes" book.
Also the Collector's Fallacy: https://zettelkasten.de/posts/collectors-fallacy/
Also "just start bro": https://zettelkasten.de/posts/your-first-note/