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Obsidian – the second brain

In the era of information and millions of articles to read and remember, your brain is overwhelmed.

Instead of memorizing everything, better store it in your digital second brain.

In the Obsidian application.

There are news, books, articles, papers, blog posts, twits, videos, podcasts. Hundreds, thousands, millions a day.

And you only have 1 brain. It’s powerful, yes, but instead of torturing it with millions of data, let it do what it’s best at: think.

And store all this data in your second, digital brain.

If you don’t know how to do it, don’t worry. I’ll show you. Step by step. How to work with Obsidian’s second brain.

“Obsidian – the second brain” course

Obsidian general

Learn Obsidian basic and advanced features. Starting from notes, tags and links finishing on most useful plugins.

Note everything

Learn how to easily keep notes from: books, articles, videos, blog posts, podcasts and more. Keep your Obsidian with you using mobile and sync options.

Productivity

Learn how to build your TODOs and Kanban flows and leverage Obsidian for true multitasking workflows.

Connect the dots

Learn how to combine your notes and find surprising connections between thoughts and ideas using the Zettelkasten method. Let your brain think, not remember.

Visualize knowledge

Learn how to create different graphics to better remember, learn and create ideas and thoughts.

Sample workflows

Learn how to use Obsidian to work with: meetings, daily journals, book notes, and more with our sample workflows and templates.

What’s inside?

With the video course you get:

πŸ’™ Over 7 hours of material in 6 modules of 6 lessons

πŸ’™ 6 templates for workflows like: daily journaling, meetings, books and websites notes, projects and Zettelkasten

πŸ’™ Access to the Value Architecture Forum with like-minded people that care about productivity

πŸ’™ Learn about plugins: Data View, Excalidraw, Kanban board, Calendar and Periodic Notes, Templater, Advanced Tables, Mind Map, Diagrams, Obsidian Charts, Obsidian Publish, Obsidian Sync, Quick Add, Book Search, Taskbone OCR, Read It Later, RSS Reader

Create notes and own them. Don’t be overwhelmed by knowledge. Connect the dots. This is a view of my notes (as dots) connected to each other.

Course agenda

Module 1 (First notes)

Lesson 1: First note – installation

Lesson 2: Add structure to notes

Lesson 3: Add tags and icons

Lesson 4: Linking your thoughts

Lesson 5: Walking a path of knowledge

Lesson 6: Visualize the knowledge

Module 2 (Your private garden)

Lesson 1: Just relax in your garden

Lesson 2: Look under the hood

Lesson 3: Help from the community

Lesson 4: Find what you look for

Lesson 5: DataView search

Lesson 6: DataView search scenarios

Module 3 (Visualize your knowledge)

Lesson 1: Use the canvas

Lesson 2: Canvas scenarios

Lesson 3: Drawing with Excalidraw

Lesson 4: Excalidraw scenarios

Lesson 5: Integrate diagrams

Lesson 6: Use charts for statistics

Module 4 (On visuals and into productivity)

Lesson 1: Diagrams from text

Lesson 2: Summary for visuals

Lesson 3: Embedding media

Lesson 4: Productivity without a mouse

Lesson 5: The Kanban board

Lesson 6: The Pomodoro timer

Module 5 (Publishing your digital garden)

Lesson 1: Gardening

Lesson 2: Obsidian Publish

Lesson 3: Obsidian Sync

Lesson 4: Publish and sync by yourself

Lesson 5: Backup

Lesson 6: Licenses

Module 6 (Workflows)

Lesson 1: Daily

Lesson 2: Meetings

Lesson 3: Project

Lesson 4: Books

Lesson 5: Websites

Lesson 6: Zettelkasten

Sample lessons

First note – installation

πŸ’™ Bonus πŸ’™

In addition to the video course, you also get

πŸ’ŽWebinars in the Value Architecture Forum Discord πŸ’Ž

about Obsidian, workflows, productivity and more

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