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People who try different methods often find that the best one is the one they'll actually use regularly 😅 Personally I've noticed that mixing quick handwritten notes with photos of important stuff works well, but honestly it's super personal depending on how your brain works!

Honestly, I discovered that the method that works best really depends on how you function! Personally, after years of writing down recipes and ideas for my pastries, I mix handwritten notes (it really sticks in your head more) with photos of my attempts, and it's crazy the difference it makes. Lots of people swear by the Cornell system or the Feynman technique, but honestly, the most important thing is to test different approaches and stick with the one that gets you hooked on reviewing, not the one that just looks cool on paper!

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