But I’ve found using a different service for this to be just as, if not more, useful. Now, I’ve tried various ways to use Pocket for such granular functionality over the years - both with tags and with utilizing the “favorite” (star) button. First and foremost, I like sequestering “must read” from my “catch all” as described above for Pocket. But I use it for a different purpose: I send things there that I feel like I must read. I know this sounds silly or superfluous given that it’s the same type of “read it later” service. To that end, I actually also use Instapaper.
Given just how much I read, I’ve found I need a few different tangential services to capture everything and to create an ideal workflow for my reading. I rarely read anything in real time, and even when I do, I often still save it to Pocket, just so I have a record of it. And so I thought I’d share that workflow as well - I think it actually evolves more often than my writing workflow does.Īs people may know, I try to capture nearly everything I want to read in Pocket. A very large percentage of what I write stems directly from what I read. But there’s a layer just beneath this surface which is at least as important to the writing side of the equation for me: reading. Last week, I wrote about my writing workflow.
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