Winning the Battle Against Data Overload: Your Path to Information Mastery!

How can you go from chaos to clarity in your note-taking system? What if you could boost your efficiency even when overwhelmed by information?
In this program, you'll discover strategies for more practical knowledge management. Crush distractions, master your workflow, and become a knowledge ninja.
This means boosting your value at work or with clients to be layoff-proof. Become the person with all the correct answers. Supercharge your second brain.
You'll see practical examples of using an AI assistant to work faster and more accurately. See how I reply in Korean without knowing the language.
Even in this, you'll discover the major risk of using AI for writing. To avoid these mistakes, Do what I show you in the webinar instead.
Podcasts and resources mentioned in this webinar:
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This can help you become more productive even if you are easily distracted. Gain information mastery with a practical knowledge management process.
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[@trololoev]

What is your thoughts about AI plugin that auto-organized your notes? At one side - help is appreciated, on other - AI don't think as you think, so it can made instead of your second brain the her, the ai second brain, which is bad.

[@JustinHitt-JCO]

Very good question. I apologize for the delay. I'm launching a Local's community and in the middle of business development for clients.
You answer your own question. An AI plug-in that auto-organizes your notes may distract you from the purpose of those notes.
What AI can do around categorization and interpretation doesn't inherently know why you took the notes in the first place.
A better implementation of AI is with Obsidian consider `Smart Connections` or any AI as a means to query your notes. Even then, to categorize, come up with a document coding scheme.
In the front matter of each note, have at least the state of completeness. Tags, date of creation, and type of document are powerful.
To help AI, be mindful of how you structure notes. This includes headings, context, and how you focus on ideas. Using an atomic note-taking approach helps here.
Always take notes with purpose. Even jotting down exciting ideas might be a future book. This informs you how to group ideas -- it becomes more automated with experience.
Make sure you're not taking notes for the sake of taking notes. AI may give you a false sense of accomplishment. A shiny, organized turd, rather than a clean, productive deliverable.
After the recording I did on organizing notes is complete, I'll upload it to the Local's community before excerpting it here. Either way, let's focus on why you are taking notes before the next plugin.
Remember, authors and scientists used to have stakes of index cards and storyboards. They accomplish great things without the next technology because they have developed their actual intelligence.

[@trololoev]

@@JustinHitt-JCO Thank you for such a detailed answer. Indeed, part of the point of Obsidian is that we train our brain. Using AI is like asking a trainer to lift weights for you. Yes, it can help you see things from the outside, but if a trainer always lifts weights for you, you will never build muscle. This is exactly the reason why I chose Obsidian over the Brain program.
Personally, I think that AI can help you find connections among unrelated notes, for example, if someone saves answers to your questions, quotes, advice, reviews, etc. It is advisable not to have unrelated notes, but if you do have them, AI can help. It is like childish wheels on a bicycle, they help if you do not know how to ride, but it is better without them.

[@JustinHitt-JCO]

@@trololoev Yes, great wisdom there.