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Thank you so much for your effort of sharing your experience in this video! It is so nice that you packed your experience through years into polished thoughts and video demonstration to help people make their choice, thank you for your caring

0:47 I don't really understand why markdown language is easy to transfer to any other application🤔like when I try to transfer it to Word to share to people, Word can't recognize Markdown language...So i have to reedit the whole text once before forward it to someone else. Can you tell me how to share the text in obsidian to others please?😢

I am exactly at the same junction. I have been working as a Software engineer for no of years but now I am ready to pivot my career toward Product Manager. I feel that having the in-depth technical knowledge of the Tech stack can give me an edge as a Product Manager. Can someone share an advice on how to land my 1st position as a Product Manager/Owner. My resume is full of Software engineering positions and I lost my position recently during a round of lay-offs at my firm. All the new positions that I am offered are for the SE positions and not Product Management. Does completing a few Product Owner certificate along with Scrum/Agile certificate helps in this endeavor. What are your thoughts ?

Because women like telling other people what to do instead of doing it, this is why most PMs are all women.

The thing that made me quit Notion pretty much right after starting to use it is that it doesn't work offline. What's the point of meticulously taking all those notes, organizing content into databases and building an entire second brain if you can't access it when the wifi is down or it takes ages to load on your phone because of a slow data connection??

software engineers are the scapegoats of the industry. all pressure and blame goes to them and all praise and credit goes to sales marketing and product managers. the only saving grace is the pay (sometimes)

@rachel friendly suggestion please add some brightness and contrast to get more view and grow your channel, especially this video is looking so dull, Hope its helpful

You blew my mind with the preview option for Obsidian. That is now a total gamechanger for me

When I first discovered Notion, I was overjoyed with the customization options. I was high on making sure all my pages were organized and aesthetically pleasing... to the point where I lost the plot completely and became stuck in a false sense of productivity. I then stepped back and redid all my Notion pages, keeping everything as simple as possible. Now I only open it when I actually have something to do, instead of endlessly fiddling and tweaking the pages.

I'm going to school for Software development and I have discovered that I really don't enjoy coding. I'm not that bad at it but I don't really get excited for it.

Ohhhhh tinuturo sa Finance ang python?

Which shortcuts?

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I guess I need to watch the video again because I am not understanding her point of why it is actually better. Notion does have a learning curve but once you get past that it becomes a powerful second brain. When you get use to customizing things the way you like it you get use to how you customize and it becomes second nature.

I feel that engineering can be hard for women, because it can be lonely and to focused on the technical, rather than the people and the why.

I am on the other side of the fence. I work in product and I want to transition to software engineering. The product role is very stressful and the life/work balance not always the best. I always felt that the developers are the actual heroes. I am a bit conflicted when I read all the posts.🤔

Recently started using Obsidian, thanks for sharing!

0:45 " so if you are maybe on the fence about either notion or obsidian then maybe this video is for you" This video couldn't have come at a better time. I've been using Evernote since 2015. Been thinking of migrating ever since it started getting ridiculously slow and having sync issues. The "50 notebooks and 1 notebook" limit was the last straw for me. I'm a legacy user! I already have 400 ish notes for crying out loud! I wasn't willing to pay yearly for a basic note taking app that crawled at a snail's pace. I imported my Evernote notes to Notion a week ago. It's nice and all, but pretty slow, bloated and with too many bells and whistles. I've wanted to move to Notion ever since Ali Abdaal made a video on it 4 years ago but it seemed too intimidating then. Obsidian seems a better option for casual, lazy users like me, not to mention it is lightweight and has offline support since it's all local. Just wish it had free sync for Android and a web version.

Thank you so much for this. i'm attempting to make the switch and have been nervous about it.

So you blame the tool for its too "good" and too customizeable instead of looking into yourself and maybe that your discipline is your problem in the first place that you spend days customizing Notion instead of working...Applause.. Just get to work dont blame it on the tool..

So what I learned from this is that obsidian is the same as notion...

for me I don’t take my notion so seriously so i love the fact that it is almost like a hobby at this point. i love creating/customizing new databases and pages and improving my pages. that being said I don’t take it seriously because I’m not in school and don’t use it for work or anything so I mainly use it for reading tracking and personal writing , habit tracking, agenda, etc.

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NOTICED! Glad I subscribed anyway and that you're back!

The music.... I came here to hear an advice not to dance

You don't say anything useful on this video what the hell guys

I really enjoy your videos! So happy that you're back 😊

Bad.ass. Welcome back! We've missed you.

tx ! really inspiring and helpful !

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Thanks for the video, Rachel. Similar journey to you, but backwards.. started off with Obsidian then got attracted by the bright lights of Notion. Realised it was an unnecessary time sink and Obsidian had everything I needed. Went running back and fortunately Obsidian welcomed me with open arms. 🙂

There is too much "linux" about Obsidian and if you dont want to spend countless hours on RUclips trying to find out the basics, i think Obsidian is the right choice. I have not given up yet, but it is plug and pray

Oh i have the same feeling now, its been 8 years, nobody thanks your work, you cant make any decision just people tell you what to do and do not. I hate it and now im nowhere with this background. I do a master degree in computer science. My work is not visible nobody see how much efforts i put in it but spend weekends working on it and nobody see it. I dont know what to do with this, or either i switch to Data analysis

When I started. I was frustrated that I couldn't connect notes, now interesting things are starting to appear, it's a long road, not suitable for people with a short-term vision. Thank you, your presentation is very interesting.

Its good you found something that works for you. what works for you may not work for everyone, but NICE TRY. I hope Obsidian paid you well to bash another company! When you have something good you will NEVER have to throw shade on another company. That's really weird..

Just finished watching the playlist and I've already set up my Obsidian. I took notes and screenshots of things that can help me in the future. Thanks for helping me start my personal knowledgement journey! PS: Yes! 🐙

I relate to everything you said, I'm making the switch myself. This video was very useful, I'll binge the playlist you have on obsidian, thank you! :)

This is a well-articulated informative video about two of the best note taking productivity apps out now

I don't think I have ever said "omg same" to myself so many times when watching a video 😂

So a visually stimulating (aka pretty) app, versus a black page? :) Haha, no thanks.

After watching the video, basically she left Notion because it takes too much time to customize it and she spends her time more on customizing it than doing the actual work. This isn't problem with the App but the user. She has a particular workflow she prefers and specific ways of doing things and she wants the App to be built around her than meeting it halfway. Good thing there are Notion templates out there that you can buy so it already looks good for use. Note that she did mentioned she is not the creative type so that's also a problem with her not good with matching icons, fonts, colors hahahaha I use notion, all the time :)

Idk, obsidian not work for me. Obsidian sucked

As a writer, I used notion for a couple months and have found it too distracting. I prefer to use Ulysses to write, Notes for note taking and research gather and all my other apps integrated in my phone for to do lists and calendars. I think trying to make Notion more than what it is (a database) is where people get a sunk cost bias and keep trying to make it “pretty”

Nice job, appreciate the effort and attention that you put into your videos!

I'm so glad I watched your video on this book. I've been wanting to read it since I started using Obsidian. Also I think I remember you mentioning in another one of your videos that you did/do Bullet Journaling? Do you still do it? Do you use Obsidian for that as well? I really like the analog part of Bullet Journaling but definitely need to build a personal knowledge base for work. How do you balance the two practices?

Thank you for sharing so much knowledge and ideas! I am starting to use both N and O to organize my business and my knowledge (most confused about how to structure Notion). So I would appreciate some resources about that. And ah! I love your countdowns, how do you do them? (and do you use OBS in your videos?).

This video is amazing. You just gained a new follower❤

When Obsidian has a web app connected to my notes in an easy to edit way I'll switch, but until then I'll stay with Standard Notes. I don't have the luxury of being able to use Obsidian Sync on my work computer so even if Obsidian is clearly extremely good, it's useless for me and many others.

I got to the point that I can't improve my Notion anymore. It took me 4 days in a row to design my whole workflow, pages and subpages, as well as how each of them were going to be displayed as "side view" and how they were going to have "center view" or "whole page", I have a balance between functional and aesthetic, now I move forward without distractions and I don't usually configure my Notion again. Keep in mind that it took me much longer to learn Notion and I found it too complicated before, so I stopped using it as I wasted time trying to get organized. I found that no template I saw was going to suit me and I ended up making my own templates by learning from other people.

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