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So basically MOC is like a hub note. you make a new note called productivty for an example and link everything you can think of the productivity to it.

Excellent video!!!

I wish someone explained PKM so clearly when I had to learn it ten years ago. Thank you for sharing, and to those who read, I highly suggest subscribing to the free kickstart: if it was useful to an old wolf like me, imagine how useful it can be to someone who is starting.

BECAUSE THERE IS NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE.. NO CLICKBAİT PLZ !!

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well said. PKM is one of those things that seem super simple at first, then terribly complicated but if one prevails, he can get to zen simplicity again 🤗

Obsidian is so flexible and powerful to hold your train of thought and semi automate the process or standard that is efficient for u. It speeds up a lot of things I use it for reading serious stuffs and , highlighting and making summary. It makes my reading so efficient. Learning so fast. And recalling so efficient.

You get to the point within the first 5 seconds of the video. I subbed based on that alone.

I like how you simplify it. great job

Nice walkthrough, but I immediately wanted to thumbs down when you switched from dark mode to light mode. Why blind us?

A nice, clear walk-through of note taking fundamentals with Obsidian. I am signing up for your email kickstart program. Thank you. the advanced organization definitely comes later this summer.

This is really good. Thank you.

Even as an advanced Obsidian user, the focus on refactoring help to bring me back to basics. Thanks Justin.

Your vault is naked.

I think it should be relatively safe to use 3rd party plugins in Obsidian as they are open source.

Excelent Video!! Thanks!

Best series I've seen on CZcams about Obsidian Zettelkasten. I've spent months researching and watching videos about Zettelkasten, finally the only playlist that makes sense to me about the Zettelkasten workflow. Thank you so much for this Obsidian playlist! ❤️

What about filtering with keyword in the summary or abstract of an article?

I appreciate the think with me learning technique. Having others present and watching in the background while you work through your own train of thought provides a kind of participation for others, an entryway into your thoughts.

Notion and Obsidian are completely different tools and not comparable. Notion is difficult to master and manage, making it highly inconvenient for personal use, especially for simple note-taking. While it's suitable for business and team use as an integrated tool for multiple simultaneous purposes, it's overrated considering that most users don't utilize it this way. On the other hand, Obsidian, while also versatile, is primarily suited for second-brain purposes like learning notes, journaling, and idea development.

Thank god you're here, I almost gave up the app watching people recommending Checklist and Task. Now I'm feeling comfortable.

So great to see a new upload from you! My favourite productivity channel.

I just got into Obsidian a little over a month or go - coming from Coda. Trying to create a "Media Catalog" of all my photos and videos, I LOVE how Obsidian can link to files _on my hard drive_ and especially the Media Extended plugin where I can annotate my videos!! I'm loving Obsidian at this point in time - I just wish there was an available plugin that helps you rename your files and move them around to other locations etc., while keeping track of them all. (Gearing up to learn how to develop them myself...)

I still use Obsidian as the main archive for my PKM, but have been using Heptabase both for journaling and a visual way to create connective thoughts. It has excellent integration with Readwise, and now has a Web Clipper to connect my notes to other sources. As a visual thinker, I find it better fits my workflow and it doesn't have any plugins which has been refreshing. so no tinkering and just get to note making. I don't know if I will ever give up Obsidian, but I'm glad I adapted the tools I use to work for me.

I have been using obsidian for more than 2 year . Love the app. Tried notion for 6 month didnt liked it .

Tried to register for the email course, but getting "IP quarantined" 🤷‍♂ EDIT: nvm, seems like a one-off issue maybe?!

Now get rid of notion

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Hey, I am here 3 years later. Just wondering if this is still relavent or is there a better way to do the same thing now?

You forgot 2 points that make logseq a much stronger knowledge management app. The whiteboards which are much powerful than the canvas in obsidian for creating visual notes/ data boards and the ability to interlink blocks which makes logseq a really powerful wisdom creation tool, a feature non-existent in obsidian. And Obsidian has a much better graph view

Basically its a note with a purpose being the table of contents for all the notes that you've already made? Its like a note version of a folder, but you can organize it in a manner that's easier to deal with when you have a lot of notes already

how you added the shortcut key ⌘ + 1?

any updates on how you feel about this software?

Its developing by russians, so GOODBYE!

how to sync the obsidian with third party cloud right now i was using "git hub repository" which is not effective for cloud storage , would u suggest me some ??

Literature notes is more like writing a summary of any topic in our own words ?????

does readwise has that document accessible?

Logseq is open yes but it is clojure lmao

You asked for experiences, I have yet to find anything useful Readwise does. But then I'm a rocket scientist, so its going to take me maybe even longer than the 60 day trial to figure out how to use this tool. I do not find it easy to use, its very complex. Nothing so far has been straightforward. However, I intend to use it with NotionLM, so once more into the breach...........

interesting and informative. Thank you for sharing

Great video and much interest in anytype so my question is what are your views 8 months after the video posted here.. I’d love to hear your opinion even if just a 5-10 min quick update video … just an idea :)

It’s insane how i can feel fine and be completely productive on one day and then on another day i feel like what I’m doing is pointless. I feel like the true reason behind this is because i do not see the way in which what i am doing is contributing towards my future, and perhaps i am subconsciously perceiving that what i am doing has no purpose. But perhaps… the reason why i am seeing a lack of purpose in my productive hours (e.g. learning languages, doing work, writing essays, etc) is because i have some issue (that maybe i am not aware of yet) that i am not resolving in this moment and the work i am doing or the stuff i am doing is distracting from that? Either way, thanks for this video, this is excellent work and i really appreciate your advice!

So, can I clarify... can I create lots of long documents in LogSeq or is it meant to be for short sharp snappy bits of content? For example, I am writing a 600 book on education in medicine, and there is lots of content from a variety of sources. Many big pdfs, some big word docs, some my own lengthy notes. Which is better for this? LogSeq or Obisidan?

Is my style of long notes and organising via folders and subfolders an old way of thinking? Is outlining a more effective and better system?

this is "THE" solution I'm looking for. ´cause I´ve had trouble with some Database functions on Notion. all of my titles are gone and the restore possibility in Notion is not the kind of Backup ive been looking for. Notion is a problem for me because it does not restore the backup function the way I saved it. Therefore, I have a big issue when working with databases. So... I think I found a solution, cause the database function with filter and selection is precisely this power tool that makes it so incredibly brilliant. now I will try Anytime.... Thanks for your content. I appreciated that.

Can this also work on my iPad?

Craft would be perfect (in my case ofc) if it had a “white board mode”, to create free blocks of content all over the place inside one title/subtitle. As someone who intends to work with more creative areas that need brainstorming but also a lot of organization, Milanote until now has been the best but Craft is so PRETTYY 😂

But... But... the wise hooded sage knows that apple sucks. 🤷‍♂️

hi Justin, can you elaborate more on the distinction you make between [MOC notes for permanent notes] vs. [topics notes for literature notes]? 7:31

I’ve been using Stage Manager again. It’s good for reducing clutter but also requires a lot of window swapping with cmd+tab.