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Very well presented. Thanks Dale!

Saved me $50 per year in 2024!

Great video!! Pro tip, when using ANKI every time you flip a card and see the kanji and keyword, write down the kanji on paper, this helps you get better and writing kanji, and helps reinforce the meaning with the writing.

My favorite new word of the month: automagically

I am against using ANKI or any kind of flashcards. There are many disadvantages with flashcards: 1. They are time-consuming. It may take a long time just to write them. Then you have to read and keep repeating until you get the answers correctly. That can also take a long time. 2. They are boring, tedious, you may lose motivation. 3. They take the words out of context. It is much harder to memorize and understand them. Flashcards are completely inefficient compared to just reading. 4. The fact that you can answer all flashcards correctly doesn't mean you have learned the subject. Why not just read a book? In the same time you create and read flashcards you could just read a book. In one hour you can read several pages of a book. In the same hour how many flashcards can you write (and read)? Flashcards are much more time-consuming than just reading. Or, if you are studying something like Physics or Mathematics, you should just solve a bunch of exercises from a textbook. Most textbooks have plenty of exercises for you to practice. All you have to do is solve them. The book author already prepared all the exercises for you, you don't need to write them, unlike flashcards. If you are learning a foreign language you should read as much as possible. Reading is the best way to acquire vocabulary. You consult the dictionary for the words necessary to understand the text. Reading is much more fun, entertaining, engaging and pleasant than using flashcards. By reading you always see the words in context. In the case of JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) you should buy specific books for it. There are books on sale that specifically help you for the test, offering a bunch of exercises similar to the JLPT questions. It is a much more efficient way to study than flashcards created by someone you don't know. Even if you nailed all the ANKI flashcards, there is no way to know if the flashcards are actually related to the JLPT. Textbooks on the other hand will base their exercises on the actual questions that appear in the exam. I have been studying Swedish for 3 years now mostly by translating song lyrics. I have translated almost 500 songs. I listen to the songs while reading the lyrics, I get vocabulary and pronunciation at the same time. It is a lot of fun and pleasant, I never get bored. I don't worry about memorization, I only care about understanding the lyrics. In the beginning I was barely translating one song in one hour. Now I can translate more than 8 songs in one hour. And I never study more than one hour per day.

Great video but Anki seems really complicated for no real reason and you have to create these decks and notes with many tabs. Maybe this is just me, everyone else seems to love the design of the app.

Thanks for the video as I’ve been very confused by the sheer number of mobile apps related to Anki. It appears that AnkiMobile is the official app (the 25 dollars/pounds going towards development of the whole). Was that the mobile app in use in your phone? Thanks again. Cheers. Lee

This was awesome, i’m sold. I can tell your brain and mine work the same way. Show me how you use notion and i’ll tell you who you are.

Hey Dale! Loved you video. I'm a new user to "read" and "readwise" and I am building a PKM in Mem. I'm wondering if you could help me navigate the capturing I'm doing in Readwise and Mem that I'm using for linking and connecting the dots. Thanks...

Thanks for this video, Dale. I had been looking for a solution to my to-do lists, reminders, appointments... I'll try this. Thanks again!

your audio is so low i can barely hear you darling. i had to max my volume so i could hear you

Does this still work? I can't get mine to work.

Hey do you think it’s useful to put personal stuff not business ones into Todoist such as dentist? I personally use apple reminders for that but I’m thinking of using your method. What’s your thoughts? Also why GCal?

Loved the explanation

Man, this was impossible to follow - especially as your mouse travels all over the screen. Either you don't want to share what you know or are trying to sell a course. Useless.

Really useful video! Thank you.

the video was really gr8 , i actually had already integrated todoist but i was yet to discover some the features u mentioned in the video , please keep making videos , one day u will get success for sure , consistency is the key buddy ,would luv to interact with u some day singing of thankyou

It is. Amazing and such a flow

After I watched your videos i'm been using and loving this integration between these two apps, it has definitely helped me. After some time using this integration I think the down side of this is that we can't connect more than one calendar in Todoist and it bothers me a little bit because I have to put all of my different tasks in the same calendar and it's not good for visualization. Anyway, thanks for your video, it was very helpful!

NOT RECOMMENDED. While the idea behind this app is great, you cant unsubscribe from the service, should you change your mind or wish to pause it for a while. Contrary to other subscription based online services there is no way to manage your subscription yourself, I have emailed them but to no aavail, so I will have to cancel my bank card and get a new one so that they stop charging me.

Great setup! I have a question, what project do you categorize one off tasks under, aka not appointments or recurring tasks? “Clean the garden” “Fix shower door” etc. Do you put them under Appointments?

Hey, I wanted to add a recurring task "vitamin tablet everyday at 11pm". I don't this to show in google calender as it is a quick task and irrelevant to schedule. But if I delete the task from Gcal it gets deleted from the todoist also...how to make a recurring task only show in todoist and not in Gcal after integration?

Thx. Your vids are concise and full of great info. My Google cal is one are of my life that I haven't incorporated into obsidian yet. I have todoist there so this will be my solution!

This was the greatest video about Todoist that i have ever seen. Thank you so much! I´m from Brazil but you could help me so much!

Very soothing voice, you should do voice overs, or audio books

Thank you for sharing your process flow from content to Readwise to Instapaper. This is a terrific flow for writers who do a lot of research.

Anyone here has an idea how can I find the notes / highlights I saved on kindle integrated from instapaper? Since my kindle is synced with my Readwise, notion, and instpapaer account. Does it show anywhere automatically in any of those accounts?

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Great Video! Recieved lots of Value, thank you for that. It wasnt clear to me how to link annotation in a way that the notes end up in your notion ?

The only problem is, I have way too many highlights I need to remember. Thousands. Will hardly ever make it through all of them and memorise many of the principles highlighted

cool video

Hi Dale, thanks for your video, which brought me to Readwise. In principle I find readwise not bad but see as a central problem that web version and app each sync with e.g. Kindle but not with each other. Say: I have edited my Kindle highlights on readwise web (edit mode), e.g. to make whole sentences out of marked sentence fragments for the repeat mode, to add headings etc.. Exactly these edits, which are the essence after all, are not synchronized between readwise web and readwise app, but the original highlights from Kindle are. Another issue for me is that a CSV export only works for all highlights at once, but when reimporting, these are then no longer differentiated by books etc. (this was my attempt at a workaround: export from readwise web version as csv and then reimport into readwise iPad app). Do you know a solution for this maybe after all? Thanks a lot, Isabelle

May I ask what gear you are using? And... did you self teach yourself how to do UA-cam vids or did you take/buy a class? Thanks!

This was helpful thank you. Also I like your vid format.

Can Readwise export my highlights to Apple Notes?

Thanks for the video! You can highlight transcripts and download them as txt, CSV, and MD files with Glasp as well :)

I don't know why it was so much harder to learn the kana characters for me, but it took me a whole week to really get those down. I learned so many more Kanji in that same time. I guess remembering the idea of things is easier than random sounds.

Thanks 😊

Thank you, I am also learning Japanese. It is very familar for me to learn kanji because I am a Chinese!

Zotero is better and free.

Very cool. Thanks!!

Loved the content. I have started Readwise so was searching for a tutorial. Loved this. In fact the Notion linkage is brilliant

thanks!!

This is a great video! I wonder why you stop uploading more 😭

Great great video. Super helpful!

Does The RW Import/Export worth those 8$/months? (even reading a lot....)

Nice video! I make similar content to yours, and it's nice to see some other ideas!

Hey are you still using Readwise?

Are you using the Readwise Notion template or is that your own? It looks different than the one Readwise has.

what! only 452 subs this guy really deserves atleast 500k