I feel like Notion helps her design/see how her brain works and how it makes connections through life. She's able to talk as fast as her thoughts, it's overwhelming but very impressive. Also she seems extremely in tune with her thoughts and who she is. The way she takes notes must have taken years to master. It's refreshing to see someone working WITH her brain, instead of fighting and going against it. Understanding how your brain works is probably the most powerful tool you can have in this world.
I don't know, I find the dense spoken information plus the fast editing a bit overwhelming actually. I had to stop the video even though I really want to know what Elisabeth has to say.
Good to see how someone else's system works. I used to think her videos were edited to have her speaking so fast, but apparently that's just how she is. ;)
Just discovered this channel this week, and I am loving what I am learning so far. I, I’m pretty certain I have undiagnosed ADHD, and have been trying to figure out ways to implement systems and help me get through life. I also just love learning about how people think. This is great
As a person who works in the fire and building codes for my job, we use the analog style of reference titles, chapters, sections, and subsections. Elizabeth make me think of my zettlekasten in this way and I was so excited to think about how to incorporate it! It’s something that makes a lot of sense the more you get into it and really helped me get towards making those connected, conflicting, and crazy relations she was talking about. Thanks for posting Forte Labs team!
Id argue a hybrid system is FAR better for actually learning and maintaining what you read and study. I read physical books and use it in tandum with a dedicated physical journal throughout the week. Then at the end of the week during my weekly review I take just 30 minutes to distall all that info simply using google lens. This allows me to easily transfer it digitally and at the same time review the key things I learned that week from the books I read. I've found I actually retain the information much better.
This was so fascinating. Would love to see a template of her setup. Echoing other comments, I was positive this was on 1.5x speed I had to check. It wasn't lol.
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Yeah, Elizabeth is a really fast talker, to the point where it's satisfying so I don't have to make it on 1.5x speed 🗿🗿
This vid started autoplaying from another vid that I was watching on 1.5x... while the other one was totally doable, Elizabeth on 1.5x right after gave my brain whiplash lol
Love this, Elizabeth is the one who first introduced me to the Second Brain idea and as an late DX'd AuDHD 2nd🧠 is amazing. All through school I had the nickname Scribe because everything got written down or it was lost forever, was always carrying a huge binder full of paper.
Didn't expect this interview. Followed your email series in the past months and discovered Elizabeth just recently through her video on going with the flow instead of the schedule. Eager to hear how her approaches maps with your framework's creative steps.
9:20 That "Topic" column is scaring me lol My feeble architect mind is telling me that could be more efficient as a relation and then achieve a similar look with a group by. Otherwise, this looks like a pretty solid system. Very inspirational.
Elizabeth is amazing! Thank you so much Elizabeth. I've been wanting to apply PARA or second brain but always failed to incorporate it into my current note taking system. It turns out, with my ADHD, her notes and my notes look more similar, especially compared to complex PARA system with some Notion advisors. (I'm also using Notion, so naturally I'm drawn to them - and shame myself for not being able to make it work). Also shoutout to Tiago who balances the conversation with his warm tone, summary, that helps us to understand what's going on. Also, I watch on 1x here. Hihihi. Thanks you both! Will definitely check Elizabeth's page, also a medical doctor here!
At first, I was thinking this is too intense After finishing the video and on second thought, this could be a really good way to work around over stimulation and information overload... To pick what you’ll keep or leave The trick is the effort it takes when you’re already overwhelmed 😅
Inspiring! Facinating variation of the 12 questions and I love how Elizabeth intentionally makes it spicy and controversial. Will definitely be rewatching this take more notes. This was certainly not "fluffy" content.
The thing that many people do not realize is that Elizabeth is gifted and often, what many of us do not realize is that we will never be able to achieve what she says, as to her information comes much easier than to an average person. Not saying that she does not put in the effort, but most people who would put in the same amount of effort wouldn't be able to achieve things to the same extent as her
Me too. I would like to have everything under control sometimes too. And I can remember the same behavior from academia in my case. But, it doesn't seem the right way to work with information for me personally.
This is amazing! As an Evernote user like you, I'd love to see this exact kind of video but from your perspective with that handy roadmap and everything. Especially for the CODE process you do for information you get from books.
This video inspired me to re-evaluate my own work style, however i couldn't stop thinking whether she realizes this system only exacerbates her memory problems (which she most likely thinks it's worse than it is). Because why memorize anything if you just can store it? I recommend a simple habit of just rereading notes once a week. The ones that are read 5 times are going to be read once a month. After 6 months of reading said notes now only once a year. Ymmw ✌🏻💯
I can literally see steam coming out of my brain rn 🤣🤣. Beginners don't be afraid, you can build simple systems to get started. This video is more helpful for people who already have been in the Digital note taking space for a long time.
I want an Elizabeth Filips / Rose Orchard podcast. The accents alone would make for an amazing listening experience but the knowledge and wisdom would take it to a whole new level.
Mind-blown by this video on optimizing your note-taking system! The idea of a 'Second Brain' and the meticulous card-based organization method are game-changers. It's incredible how such a system can help us capture and connect ideas, fostering creativity and productivity. I am definitely adopting some of these techniques to supercharge my own note-taking! 🚀📚
what no one talks about is deciding what goes into the second brain. Your real brain has a natural mechanism of remembering and forgetting. Until you update the second brain with this necessary mechanism you will inevitably waste time putting things into your second brain that you never need or you never forget (meaning it bogs down your second brain). I am trying to find this balance when building my own second brain, but it is challenging.
I believe Tiago addresses this well by initially framing things with the 12 favourite problems exercise. Then further culls the info by using the lens of collecting info related to a particular project (something you produce that has a definable end/finish). So all info is usable at least once... It can then be called upon at a later date if the information is archived/ or put into a 'resource' (depending on how you structure your 2nd brain) Any info you're recording not related to a current project is a waste of your energy. Why consume something with no intended output? This is a productivity system after all..
@@nicrobb My impression from watching the video is that it would be great to collect all the creative ideas I have at random moments together so I could easily access them when I'm put on the spot for ideas and my mind inevitably goes blank.
@@zetizahara I totally understand and have been in the same position.... Even now. I really have to focus on being project focused.... And even more focused on working /researching one project at a time. I find the 2nd brain system more effective for me by keeping my focus narrow and intentional. Otherwise I bookmark everything. Admire you if you can make "broad focus" work without feeling over whelmed.
She’s so structured I thought she might end up being an Architect style! Classifying everything under precise statements isn’t really discoverable I think. It is incredibly structured. If it were gardening she would be using tags and let the information sort itself out when the time came she needed to retrieve that information. don’t you think?
I don't know about using tags effectively in Notion because it is not quite user friendly when using tags in Notion, unlike Obsidian. Notion is designed for architect so it is what it is. Using tag make it more overwhelmed
Leaving this comment incase anyone else like me stumbles upon this. I believe the creating cards and linking stages are separate, as you can create a bunch of cards from content you read and dive in whenever to derive topics and new connections from them. This might be why Elizabeth mentioned processing 2-3 times a year, I think she's processing *cards* 2-3 times a year.
I tried to watch this, I really did. I think as someone with ADHD it's difficult enough to develop the discipline to journal like this, but having the depression on top of that just makes you not want to do any of it. Interesting as a theory though. But I'm happy for the people like her found a system to develop their second brain.
Wow, this is gold. Thanks for sharing, I seldom get so many new ideas from one single video. Reading your book Tiago has been great too. I appreciate your work ❤
Is Elizabeth diagnosed with ADHD? I react to most of her challenges, woah. has someone done a guide for ADHD second brain? :D I love the idea, but mostly it has been challenging for me to create and follow it.
I used Notion, was great for a week, then I forgot I had it. Then I remember I have it, add notes, then forget again. Then weeks later I will say "Huh, I should check on that" and see 100 things I forgot.
Does Elizabeth have any more details on her numbering system? I’ve been wrestling with how to use some kind of cataloging system for my digital notes. Ideas? Suggestions?
Thoughts while watching. - Notion, Readwise, Instapaper seem to be everywhere 😅 - How to take smart notes had to appear... don't agree with the Luhman first person to split capture from distil and organize. It is part of our natural learning process. - Atomic notes in Notion - interesting but not sure how they would link to projects or larger concept expansion or exploration. - Ok wow that list of relations is chaos (not necessarily a bad thing) - Categorizing connections seems easier with explicit explanation rather than implicit linking... Great video, still waiting for that Obsidian user 😆
Of all things said here, the best insight I got had nothing to do with the vid's objective, it was what she said about "rules" getting a lot of clicks o RUclips... Which for me alludes to how much people are actually suffering in this modern nihilistic world and longing for structure.
She is very smart, and work hard as far as I've seen her videos online. and I believe working with Ali Abdaal helped her to see thing in a different way too.
i loved this video, so interesting, and the editing is so good too so you can actually follow it lol. i'm definitely gonna watch it again, even more careful, to start it in my own life.
Its fascinating how she speaks about it, pure passion. Actually, I am more simple than this system. For me is most useful simple capture to the task manager and then decide / organise. Jeff Su has made nice video. Regarding the note taking system, I use mostly Apple Notes and starting to use the Drafts as quick note system > when I then transfer the note to the apple notes if its worth it. Drafts are cool, because they have app on apple watch where you can just instantly dictate the note. I am thinking about learning the Obsidian because many people recommends it , but will see....
If Elizabeth is the gardener notetaking style, how does she work so well with an app for architects? Would she be even better and more organized if she used an app more adequate for gardeners (such as Roam Research, Obsidian or LogSeq)?
it was eye-opening, as there are many expert on the chat and the host expertise too, how do you capture and organize pdf highlights? DO you have a centralize method (i tried Readwise and it is not working at all on pdf - I PAD)
i had to slow down the video to .75 playback. She speaks so fast and I was like that as a kid and everyone looked at me like huh didn't help being hearing impaired either lol
I see the benefits of a having a method of note-taking in the sense that I waste a lot of random reading time that doesn't really stick. However, it would be beneficial to bring in the potential downsides of talking about a 'second-brain' as if our current brain somehow fall short of its capacity to store necessary information. Our memory stores information based on a complex link of beliefs, emotions, experiences, stress, relationships, health, etc....if all of our memory gets 'boxed' into a set of external data references, it might lead to a FOMO based on a fabricated need that doesn't match with our real human needs. I'm using personal experience and common sense here, so I might be wrong
Does anyone know which tool is used to make these cool workflow visualization maps? I'd love to create one myself and track how it evolves over the years. Cheers :)
she actually speaks that fast? woah, I always thought her videos were sped up to save our time but she's actually that fast AND eloquent? Impressive.
One wonders if she's on cocaine all the time :D
Yup, and it's funny because I'm not a native English speaker and not familiar with British accent, so, watch her videos improved my english a looooot
I'm used to watching videos in 1.5x speed. I didn't know I was watching this on 1x until I read this comment. 😅
@@nkc3156 I don't usually change the playback speed, but I watched this video at 0.75 speed because I didn't want to miss any of what she was saying.
this is exactly what i was thinking the moment the video started
From an outside perspective, this is completely and utterly insane, but at the same time mind bogglingly genius
I feel like Notion helps her design/see how her brain works and how it makes connections through life. She's able to talk as fast as her thoughts, it's overwhelming but very impressive. Also she seems extremely in tune with her thoughts and who she is. The way she takes notes must have taken years to master. It's refreshing to see someone working WITH her brain, instead of fighting and going against it.
Understanding how your brain works is probably the most powerful tool you can have in this world.
This video editor is exceptional. Elizabeth is engaging already, but this editing is on point. Great content, great video - subscribed!
I don't know, I find the dense spoken information plus the fast editing a bit overwhelming actually. I had to stop the video even though I really want to know what Elisabeth has to say.
I had to double-check if my video setting was set to 2x. Elizabeth is amazing, so is Tiago!
They are so in sync. I love how tiago finished Elizabeth's sentence... :)
I just had to slow down the speed to fully digest what Liz was saying :)
The way she articulares and talks about her experience is just amazing. Thanks for another great video.
I love how efficiently she talks
It‘s like 1.5x speed 👍
Yeah I have to slow it down to 0.5x speed.
its more like 3x speed
Good to see how someone else's system works. I used to think her videos were edited to have her speaking so fast, but apparently that's just how she is. ;)
Just discovered this channel this week, and I am loving what I am learning so far. I, I’m pretty certain I have undiagnosed ADHD, and have been trying to figure out ways to implement systems and help me get through life. I also just love learning about how people think. This is great
As a person who works in the fire and building codes for my job, we use the analog style of reference titles, chapters, sections, and subsections.
Elizabeth make me think of my zettlekasten in this way and I was so excited to think about how to incorporate it! It’s something that makes a lot of sense the more you get into it and really helped me get towards making those connected, conflicting, and crazy relations she was talking about. Thanks for posting Forte Labs team!
Id argue a hybrid system is FAR better for actually learning and maintaining what you read and study. I read physical books and use it in tandum with a dedicated physical journal throughout the week. Then at the end of the week during my weekly review I take just 30 minutes to distall all that info simply using google lens. This allows me to easily transfer it digitally and at the same time review the key things I learned that week from the books I read. I've found I actually retain the information much better.
I have all of my Second Brain under the Microsoft suite of tools - OneNote, Outlook, Microsoft To Do, OneDrive, etc. I love it.
Love this. I was trying to copy this Elizabeth's second brain framework from last 3 days and didn't expected this to come in so detailed .
Brilliant person!!! Consider slowing down for teaching purposes. Thanks.
This might be the first time I've had to slow a video down to catch everything in it. She is very well-spoken! Great video!
This was so fascinating. Would love to see a template of her setup. Echoing other comments, I was positive this was on 1.5x speed I had to check. It wasn't lol.
Yeah, Elizabeth is a really fast talker, to the point where it's satisfying so I don't have to make it on 1.5x speed 🗿🗿
Notion newbie here - I'd love a template of her setup as well! 👍
I know. Such a fast talker. I had to play at .75 speed to keep up !
She has a video on her channel that goes through how she set things up. Go check out her channel if you havent already. :)
This vid started autoplaying from another vid that I was watching on 1.5x... while the other one was totally doable, Elizabeth on 1.5x right after gave my brain whiplash lol
Love this, Elizabeth is the one who first introduced me to the Second Brain idea and as an late DX'd AuDHD 2nd🧠 is amazing. All through school I had the nickname Scribe because everything got written down or it was lost forever, was always carrying a huge binder full of paper.
What means DX‘d AuDHD? Late diagnosed Autism & ADHD?
@@str8outtah674 yes
Didn't expect this interview.
Followed your email series in the past months and discovered Elizabeth just recently through her video on going with the flow instead of the schedule.
Eager to hear how her approaches maps with your framework's creative steps.
her actual brain is on 10x. love it.
Ahh! Just opened my mind! I loved how she keep everything super organized
9:20 That "Topic" column is scaring me lol
My feeble architect mind is telling me that could be more efficient as a relation and then achieve a similar look with a group by.
Otherwise, this looks like a pretty solid system. Very inspirational.
Elizabeth is amazing! Thank you so much Elizabeth. I've been wanting to apply PARA or second brain but always failed to incorporate it into my current note taking system. It turns out, with my ADHD, her notes and my notes look more similar, especially compared to complex PARA system with some Notion advisors. (I'm also using Notion, so naturally I'm drawn to them - and shame myself for not being able to make it work). Also shoutout to Tiago who balances the conversation with his warm tone, summary, that helps us to understand what's going on. Also, I watch on 1x here. Hihihi. Thanks you both! Will definitely check Elizabeth's page, also a medical doctor here!
This blows my mind. I need to rewatch this.
At first, I was thinking this is too intense
After finishing the video and on second thought, this could be a really good way to work around over stimulation and information overload...
To pick what you’ll keep or leave
The trick is the effort it takes when you’re already overwhelmed 😅
Inspiring! Facinating variation of the 12 questions and I love how Elizabeth intentionally makes it spicy and controversial. Will definitely be rewatching this take more notes. This was certainly not "fluffy" content.
The thing that many people do not realize is that Elizabeth is gifted and often, what many of us do not realize is that we will never be able to achieve what she says, as to her information comes much easier than to an average person. Not saying that she does not put in the effort, but most people who would put in the same amount of effort wouldn't be able to achieve things to the same extent as her
Her setup looked stressful AF at the start. By the end it made total sense but that is a lot of admin 😮💨
I agree
Me too. I would like to have everything under control sometimes too. And I can remember the same behavior from academia in my case. But, it doesn't seem the right way to work with information for me personally.
I usually watch your videos at x1.5 speed but with this one it feels like she's already talking at x2 naturally haha
It wasn't just you. I slowed this one down as well. My brain cannot move that fast!
Elizabeth talks very fast.
I literally checked if the video is on x1.5 speed 😄
@@NjuJFama Me too!
This is amazing! As an Evernote user like you, I'd love to see this exact kind of video but from your perspective with that handy roadmap and everything. Especially for the CODE process you do for information you get from books.
how isn't this channel verified yet? great content as always!
She speaks so enthusiastically that she's actually in tune with my 1.3x speed on Audible!
Haha, Love the video!
This video inspired me to re-evaluate my own work style, however i couldn't stop thinking whether she realizes this system only exacerbates her memory problems (which she most likely thinks it's worse than it is). Because why memorize anything if you just can store it?
I recommend a simple habit of just rereading notes once a week.
The ones that are read 5 times are going to be read once a month.
After 6 months of reading said notes now only once a year.
Ymmw
✌🏻💯
there's so many gems in this, thank you!!
Oh, yeah! Productive influence is goes x2 in this vid!
I can literally see steam coming out of my brain rn 🤣🤣. Beginners don't be afraid, you can build simple systems to get started. This video is more helpful for people who already have been in the Digital note taking space for a long time.
I want an Elizabeth Filips / Rose Orchard podcast. The accents alone would make for an amazing listening experience but the knowledge and wisdom would take it to a whole new level.
I just randomly came across you. I haven't read your book but am planning to. I feel like this is what i needed. Thank you!
So cool to have a look into those brains, structures and habits!! Fast thinker, fast speaker. I love it
Mind-blown by this video on optimizing your note-taking system! The idea of a 'Second Brain' and the meticulous card-based organization method are game-changers. It's incredible how such a system can help us capture and connect ideas, fostering creativity and productivity. I am definitely adopting some of these techniques to supercharge my own note-taking! 🚀📚
It took me fucking two years but I can finally wrap my head around her system and I've adapted it for Obsidian.
I’m trying to figure out how to implement it😭😭
@@xmyhrene You can do it!
She speaks so fast but she is super smart and I learnt so much from her
what no one talks about is deciding what goes into the second brain. Your real brain has a natural mechanism of remembering and forgetting. Until you update the second brain with this necessary mechanism you will inevitably waste time putting things into your second brain that you never need or you never forget (meaning it bogs down your second brain).
I am trying to find this balance when building my own second brain, but it is challenging.
I believe Tiago addresses this well by initially framing things with the 12 favourite problems exercise. Then further culls the info by using the lens of collecting info related to a particular project (something you produce that has a definable end/finish).
So all info is usable at least once... It can then be called upon at a later date if the information is archived/ or put into a 'resource' (depending on how you structure your 2nd brain)
Any info you're recording not related to a current project is a waste of your energy. Why consume something with no intended output? This is a productivity system after all..
@@nicrobb My impression from watching the video is that it would be great to collect all the creative ideas I have at random moments together so I could easily access them when I'm put on the spot for ideas and my mind inevitably goes blank.
@@zetizahara I totally understand and have been in the same position.... Even now. I really have to focus on being project focused....
And even more focused on working /researching one project at a time.
I find the 2nd brain system more effective for me by keeping my focus narrow and intentional.
Otherwise I bookmark everything. Admire you if you can make "broad focus" work without feeling over whelmed.
I like a lot of this 🏆
Amazing content - and what an incredible editing, I loved it!
This video is going to help me sooo much over the next year or two. THANK YOU BOTH IMMENSELY!
Ah, loved this one! Such a vivid and inspiring interview! Thank you, both!
Had to double check I didn't have this on 2 x speed. Turns out Liz had coffee.
Me too!! 😂
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!
She’s so structured I thought she might end up being an Architect style! Classifying everything under precise statements isn’t really discoverable I think. It is incredibly structured. If it were gardening she would be using tags and let the information sort itself out when the time came she needed to retrieve that information. don’t you think?
I don't know about using tags effectively in Notion because it is not quite user friendly when using tags in Notion, unlike Obsidian. Notion is designed for architect so it is what it is. Using tag make it more overwhelmed
The numbered cards are her tags.
Her system is just wow. And what an interesting person.
Excellent video. Thanks Tiago and Elizabeth!
Leaving this comment incase anyone else like me stumbles upon this. I believe the creating cards and linking stages are separate, as you can create a bunch of cards from content you read and dive in whenever to derive topics and new connections from them.
This might be why Elizabeth mentioned processing 2-3 times a year, I think she's processing *cards* 2-3 times a year.
The hook was so good
I tried to watch this, I really did. I think as someone with ADHD it's difficult enough to develop the discipline to journal like this, but having the depression on top of that just makes you not want to do any of it. Interesting as a theory though. But I'm happy for the people like her found a system to develop their second brain.
bro...i have severe adhd, fight it. It is not impossible. I have built a second brain too. It cures your ADHD to 90%
Adhd and Depression too, but working on my second brain is keeping me motivated in organizing my information clutter
Thank you for the gift of this video. Two of my favorite knowledge authors talking about the second brain. Lights my ❤️ on 🔥!
The first time I use the slow-down option, it was worth it
She is fantastic! Loved
the collab I've been waiting for. yt algo did well.
Wow, this is gold. Thanks for sharing, I seldom get so many new ideas from one single video. Reading your book Tiago has been great too. I appreciate your work ❤
Is Elizabeth diagnosed with ADHD?
I react to most of her challenges, woah. has someone done a guide for ADHD second brain? :D I love the idea, but mostly it has been challenging for me to create and follow it.
she is amazing, and I love this so much - i'll be implementing something similar to this in my life
I've really been wanting more notion info. Thank you for this
Bravo Tiago for your amazing work!!! I'm impressed by Elizabeth's speak. Crazy =)
Two of my fav RUclipsrs!!!
I used Notion, was great for a week, then I forgot I had it. Then I remember I have it, add notes, then forget again. Then weeks later I will say "Huh, I should check on that" and see 100 things I forgot.
This makes me think what is knowledge actually. Is it about just taking notes and trying to retain as much as possible?
Does Elizabeth have any more details on her numbering system? I’ve been wrestling with how to use some kind of cataloging system for my digital notes. Ideas? Suggestions?
Thoughts while watching.
- Notion, Readwise, Instapaper seem to be everywhere 😅
- How to take smart notes had to appear... don't agree with the Luhman first person to split capture from distil and organize. It is part of our natural learning process.
- Atomic notes in Notion - interesting but not sure how they would link to projects or larger concept expansion or exploration.
- Ok wow that list of relations is chaos (not necessarily a bad thing)
- Categorizing connections seems easier with explicit explanation rather than implicit linking...
Great video, still waiting for that Obsidian user 😆
Simple and powerful! Love the concept.
She's my kind of ADHD. I dig her, she seems like she'd be *fascinating* to hang out with.
The video editing on this video is out of this world! Which mind mapping tool were you using?
This is psycho behaviour but honestly it's good that someone is willing to do this
What the f-
Wow, truly incredible stuff and I'll have to watch that a second time just to take it all in. Maybe on 0.5 speed.
Of all things said here, the best insight I got had nothing to do with the vid's objective, it was what she said about "rules" getting a lot of clicks o RUclips... Which for me alludes to how much people are actually suffering in this modern nihilistic world and longing for structure.
I actually checked the speed of the video to see if I had accidentally changed it 😅, not complaining, I actually like it 😁
She is very smart, and work hard as far as I've seen her videos online. and I believe working with Ali Abdaal helped her to see thing in a different way too.
Very interesting to see, thanks Elizabeth!
Great video!
she made me tired, and I just woke up. damn, what a speed
I use a word document for that, but the functionality of connections seems very useful
@Tiago forte algo que no entiendo del sistema de @Elizabeth Filips es que ¿Cómo se puede cumplir el principio PARA teniendo solo una carpeta? 12:15
i loved this video, so interesting, and the editing is so good too so you can actually follow it lol. i'm definitely gonna watch it again, even more careful, to start it in my own life.
Nice NVC plug at 2:12! Surprised to see it pop up.
Its fascinating how she speaks about it, pure passion. Actually, I am more simple than this system. For me is most useful simple capture to the task manager and then decide / organise. Jeff Su has made nice video. Regarding the note taking system, I use mostly Apple Notes and starting to use the Drafts as quick note system > when I then transfer the note to the apple notes if its worth it. Drafts are cool, because they have app on apple watch where you can just instantly dictate the note. I am thinking about learning the Obsidian because many people recommends it , but will see....
Whenever I watch her video I always make sure watching her video at 1.25x but maaan! She is so fast actually
Loved this video!
She sounds like a market place, how possible is that.? Informative video ❤
If Elizabeth is the gardener notetaking style, how does she work so well with an app for architects? Would she be even better and more organized if she used an app more adequate for gardeners (such as Roam Research, Obsidian or LogSeq)?
hello, 반가워요. 덕분에 재미있게 공부하고 있어요.
it was eye-opening, as there are many expert on the chat and the host expertise too, how do you capture and organize pdf highlights? DO you have a centralize method (i tried Readwise and it is not working at all on pdf - I PAD)
I LOVE IT! Another vid together please 🙏
i had to slow down the video to .75 playback. She speaks so fast and I was like that as a kid and everyone looked at me like huh didn't help being hearing impaired either lol
I see the benefits of a having a method of note-taking in the sense that I waste a lot of random reading time that doesn't really stick. However, it would be beneficial to bring in the potential downsides of talking about a 'second-brain' as if our current brain somehow fall short of its capacity to store necessary information. Our memory stores information based on a complex link of beliefs, emotions, experiences, stress, relationships, health, etc....if all of our memory gets 'boxed' into a set of external data references, it might lead to a FOMO based on a fabricated need that doesn't match with our real human needs. I'm using personal experience and common sense here, so I might be wrong
And ..in the result, what does she achieve by using notion?
Gets to use the software that she wants to use 🤷♂️
Why didn't you buy a different brand car?
This is how I speak when I also rant about productivity and my second brain system 😂😂, fast talker respect fast talkers😌🤚
Does anyone know which tool is used to make these cool workflow visualization maps? I'd love to create one myself and track how it evolves over the years.
Cheers :)
We make them in Keynote (MacOS), maybe we should create a template of some kind…
@@TiagoForte awesome, I'll look into it. Thank you!
Have to put the speed on 0,75 😇 why capture information is so … complicated
Which whiteboard tool or diagram tool is this? which generates dynamic flow diagram
Great content. Love it.
Is there any sites that categorizes if a book is fluffy or information dense? That would be super helpful!
Its like pornography, you know it when you see it. The Haynes manual for your car is dense and any novel with fabio on the cover is fluffy.