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Do you guys delete your Fleeting notes?

As someone with ADHD this process makes my life alot easier so I don’t hyper focus on organizing my notes while taking them

Your video inspired my to build a little to-do list app to do exactly this 1 thing: be ruthless. You can set the expiration time in days and it will ruthlessly delete your todo once the time's up. It's called Ruthless To Do List, available in Google Play

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:56 *🧠 Lack of structure leads to rambling; frameworks provide clarity.* 02:52 *💡 Specificity sharpens ideas and enhances clarity in communication.* 04:19 *🗣️ Start with "the one thing you need to know" to provide direction and refine your point.* 05:16 *🔄 Even with a point, structure is crucial to avoid rambling; improv frameworks help.* 08:40 *🎯 Utilize "via negativa" to specify what something is not, enhancing clarity.* Made with HARPA AI

it's rather awkward to follow your story, just repeat instructions using my own notes because there are no motivations to use rich opportunities of obsidian.

BLUFF, Pyramid principles, Barbara Minto...You're welcome

I heard only one real frame work and lots of rambling

I love ty

Good ideas and framework. But I wanted to point out that the example given doesn’t really answer how to practice. I saw others have the same comment too. Could you do another video to clarify this? Thanks

What in the Hellll...You read Mrs. Dalloway in Grade 10 English? I am profoundly impressed. Also, good video. Thanks!

You give amazing solutions ❤

What’s in your library?

This is great.

Hi! I realized lately that I am bad at learning and honestly, not very efficient in terms of information retention, so I try to delve into that kind of content to improve. I do like this technique and with some tweaks to work with my visual memory, I can’t wait to see the evolution of the process and how it will impact the way I learn and my overall knowledge. Thank you!

Great video as always. Could you give some frameworks while brainstorming for ideas in a meeting and you don’t want to ramble with why you think and why you think what you think and so on. How to streamline the thinking and get straight to the point. I usually say, I think three ways to do it and make up three things if I can. Usually the 3rd bucket is something I couldn’t place in any of the first two buckets. But I feel it’s not sufficient. Is there any framework you can prescribe. OMG! I just realised you are a doctor for frameworks 😂

Do you have frameworks for daily life apart from work? For instance, do you have go-to questions when you wake up, or a framework to maintain focus while doing chores? How do you avoid the phenomenon of going to the kitchen and then asking, 'What was I supposed to do here?' or episodes of forgetfulness? Nice vid 🖐🏻

This was enlightening! Thank you : )

Vicky, I like your videos here...not 'chopped and sped (up)' like they are now...

Please use a marketing failure next time. Then itvsounds less like how to brag and more like how to elucidate.

Awesome content, you're wonderful!

Preparation with brainstorming, refining and ordering goes a long way

This video is too little too late. It should have been posted yesterday before I went rambling during my evaluation at my local Toastmasters.

Perfect timing! I’m putting together a presentation about a project I did 4 years ago, so I can’t access the story of the work easily. This gave me some great frameworks to organize my work and ideas. This pulled me out of my rut a little bit!

03:58 Holy crap it looks super windy out there.

This is a video about making concise points. This is a video about making concise points by a person who business is to tell people how to make concise points. Yet she chats and giggles and laughs on the podcast like she’s talking to her friends. Not making concise points about making concise points, but instead rambles on with a lot of chitchat that really isn’t relevant to the concise points that she’s trying to make.sum up a lot of chat very little info

Vicky needs to drop a video on her skincare routine!

What's your favourite way to stop rambling? ☝Check out the 5 Min Communication Framework to be that confident articulator at work: beeamp-be-amplified.ck.page/6982dc1717

Looks like skinline of Singapore? Is it 😃?

I've been looking for this kind of contents for a very long time. Thanks for sharing us those insightful tips. This helps me a lot in becoming effective and productive in my learning and working journey. Huge support & love to watch more videos from you! Btw, would love to hear your English learning tips if possible

Note for self: 5:32

finally a productive video with no bs and actual examples ❤ u got a new subscriber

- Q/E/C method (Question, Evidence, Conclusion) > Identify question > "Dash" evidence excerpts > "Dot" conclusions/ideas - Compass of Zettelkasten Thinking > North = Origin > West = "Synonym" > East = "Antonym" > South = Purpose/Future

This woman is pretty difficult to follow. Very cerebral, deep thinker. It’s 1:30a locally. I wanna hear what FUNCTIONS worked. Good crap, this video is not very useful. I don’t need quotes from philosophers or abstract thinking, tell me what you actually did or used! 🤷🏻‍♂️

Off topic. The examples you give are not "talking fast, under pressure." These speakers have plenty of time to think of a response and give nice, calm, measured treatises on their points of view. This is not "being under pressure." The stage is literally theirs.

To summarize, how to react quickly in professional discussions? - know about the factors that impact the concept, to be able to talk about it. For example, "Oh my gosh, important client Chloe will talk about revenue with me, how do I not blow it? - Price and units are the factors that impact revenue, I can talk about them.

Thank you for this wonderful beginner's guide to the Zettelkasten method! It's incredible how this system can change the way we organize and connect our knowledge and ideas. For those looking for a tool to effectively apply Zettelkasten, I recommend checking out Conoted. It combines the Zettelkasten methodology with artificial intelligence to help you easily integrate and link your notes. Definitely worth a look!

You've probably mentioned it somewhere, but I really like Gary Klein's " seeing what others dont - insight" book.

Thanks a lot…you are clear..

@Vicky did you make the video for Steps 4/Output and 5/Capture Reactions & Conversations? If not i'd love to see that. this was the clearest Obsidian tutorial I've watched to date - THANK YOU!

very helpful !

Which theme are you using?

Wow! Your video really hit a nerve (in a good sense)! There is so much to explore after it... a real gem!

This is very helpful. Thanks Vicky.

It is the first time I hear the concept of frameworks and I am still confused about it.