Benefits of Notetaking Benefits of Notetaking

The Benefits of Notetaking The Benefits of Notetaking

You can write this as "The Benefits of Notetaking" or "Benefits of Notetaking", but adding "the" makes it more formal, which is appropriate for a title like this.

I even make my daily routines for learning noteby taking throughnotes from books and YouTubes videos part of my daily routine. I even make learning by taking notes from books and YouTube videos part of my daily routine.

I even make myhave daily routines for learning notetaking through both books and YouTtubes. I even have daily routines for learning notetaking through both books and Youtube.

There are two benefits afterI get from making a habits about notetaking of taking notes. There are two benefits I get from making a habit of taking notes.

There are two benefits after making habits aboutto forming notetaking habits. There are two benefits to forming notetaking habits.

"Forming" is a synonym (means the same thing) for "making" and is a more appropriate choice for the sentence.

Firstly, I don't need to remember something continually after writing something on the notemaking a note of it. Firstly, I don't need to remember something continually after making a note of it.

Firstly, I don't need to remember continually remember everything after writing somethingit on the note. Firstly, I don't need to continually remember everything after writing it on the note.

"Remember continually" is not grammatically incorrect (so far as I know), but it is awkwardly phrased and makes more sense in reverse. I added "everything" as the initial sentence didn't have a subject object (you did not say what exactly you were continually remembering).

I can use my brain for more productivitye things instead of keepingstoring information in my memory. I can use my brain for more productive things instead of storing information in my memory.

I can use my brain for more productivitely instead of keepclogging/filling up/crowding my memory. I can use my brain more productively instead of clogging/filling up/crowding my memory.

"Productively" is the proper usage here. "Keeping" doesn't quite make sense, so I suggested some synonyms that work a bit better.

It is right up my alley. It is right up my alley.

There's nothing wrong with this sentence on its own, but it doesn't make sense here.

Plus, my notes are more worth the costtime. Plus, my notes are worth the time.

I'm not totally sure what you're trying to say here, but I hope my suggestion keeps the spirit of it.

I can getain new insights whenfrom reading my pagesnotes over again and over again. I can gain new insights from reading my notes over again and over again.

AsLike Steve Jobs said, " about connecting the dots", I can connect my ideas by rereading my notes. Like Steve Jobs said about connecting the dots, I can connect my ideas by rereading my notes.

Not only I can getain wisdom, but also get a thrill I wouldn't feel otherwise feel. Not only I can gain wisdom, but also get a thrill I wouldn't otherwise feel.

Not only I can I get wisdom, but also get athe thrill I wouldn't feel otherwise feel. Not only can I get wisdom, but also the thrill I wouldn't otherwise feel.

I would totally recommend to givegiving it a try. I would totally recommend giving it a try.

I totally recommend to givegiving it a try. I totally recommend giving it a try.