Please continue this series, the concepts you're talking about and the way you present them are good, and you've got a nice but useful niche here, I'd love to see this continued!
I have been on the quest for a PKM since the days of trying "The Brain", OneNote, Evernote, Roam Research, and finally settling in with the winner "Obsidian".
@@amylee9 I would look at Nick's and others' videos as to what you want your PKM to be. Is it to be used as an information collection of other people's thoughts or is it a note-taking application that is for your thoughts? Please look at the concept of Zettlekasten by Nicolas Luhmann as that is what most people strive for with the applications like Roam and Obsidian. I used/still use Evernote (and recently Raindrop.io and Zotero - See Bryan Jenks videos) to capture information but for the distillation of the information, I use Obsidian. Hope this helps . . .
@@ProductivePM Thanks for the feedback. I read the book How to Take Smart Notes and is when I realized Evernote is where my ideas went to die. It prompted me to look at other options, but the magnitude of my Evernotes make me wonder if it’s worth transferring or I should start new with obsidian. Thanks!
Can't wait for the rest of this series. I'm just discovering the value and joy of personal knowledge management (my partner thinks it's a cult lol) and I really want to understand myself and my PKM system better
Really hoping this series can continue! At least a single video showing an overview of those 14 archetypes you have identified would be so useful. I think this six section framework would really come alive with some real world examples. Thanks Nick for your epic content and calm and thoughtful delivery style - you are leading the way in this field!
"PRISM" You'd have to drop off "Writing" which on the one hand is a bummer because all of this is about writing...but also maybe calling out "Writing" is sort of redundant since this is all done via written language? I'm not sure, but it's something I just noticed as a possible alternate acronym. I'm loving the content! Productivity Relationships Ideas Skills Memories
Nick, I have worked with your PKM, and it's great. However, it takes a lot of effort to get in and is easily lost in the vast 'ideaverse'. I am also teaching others how to set up a second brain and design a very easy-to-use PKM, otherwise impossible to progress. In daily life or work, busy people don't have much time for complicated tasks. The idea is to input easily and get automatic output. Information should always be on the screen to assist people in completing their tasks.
1) What is PKM PKM is the systematic use of information and knowledges to generate desirable results . It a mean to achieve an end 2)Is second brain integral to PKM?or is 2nd brain the PKM ? NO answer 3) What is the benefit of PKM ? A)To understand yourselves and the world 1:59 B)To find meaning of life C)To memorise D) For reference in future 4) What is the purpose of distinguishing PKM into 8 seqments? I suppose it was based personal growth .
Hey, loved the video, so insightful. Have you read The Chimp Paradox? Your PKM planet idea reminds me of that book because the author uses a planet framework too.
Lmao, I just went through Obsidian a couple of days ago and managed to follow Zettelkasten in Obsidian, I have a question can we use 1 Obsidian vault of the Zettelkasten method for all the knowledge and information that we gathered? Or it is better to have a split vault for different purposes of management. feeling great after watching your video as I take notes from your videos minute to minute!
I see we went with the dashed lines after all. 😬 😁 Lines aside, this was an insightful video. As you discuss some of the points in the video I immediately started thinking about which apps each "realm" would prefer.
Haha, for now! The no-lines version will make an appearance with the PKM Archetypes. I'm happy that the video triggered that thought. Now you've got me thinking about it...While most apps can do a bit of everything, if I HAD to put them somewhere, I'd probably do something like: Obsidian straddling PIM/PWM; Roam/Logseq straddling PMM/PIM; Notion firmly in PPM; Evernote firmly in PMM; Ulysses/Scrivener(and Bear?) firmly in PWM
@@linkingyourthinking I definitely agree with your take on where each of the apps aligns. I was rewatching your "Why Obsidian Overtakes Roam" video and it got me thinking about the connecter/databaser/writer persona. How closely related are those?
For all of you that have been practicing PKM, how old are you & what tools do you use? Im 21, have a Second Brain in Vim using the VimWiki plugin that I write in markdown, but I use Obsidian & github for consuming & rediscovering :D
Is this app more for just writing? I am looking for something like Gephi (or NodeXL) that handles tons of thousands of nodes and you can modify values using the "connecting line strength", where hundreds of nodes connect to each other. Can this program handle something like that, or should I just stick to the other program? I wanted to combine my notes and the node graph all together somehow. Thanks.
The project lives, but it is hiding in the mountains, just waiting for Spring to arrive to wander back into town. In other words, another video should come in the next month or two.
@@linkingyourthinking Thank you Nick for replying so fast: this is a good news! I go through the other interesting videos you made in the meantime (I 've just come across your intriguing work, shame on me!)! Thanks again!
Hello Nick, What a great premise, i'm looking forward to hearing more about your approach of unifying and integrating diffent fields of PKM. Ive been struggling with expanding my obsidian notetaking structure above and beyond memory- and ideamanagent. Kind regards :)
I want to know everything and I find Obsidian helps. But I also want to recall things by memory, which I find is helped also by rote learning. I’m especially interested in the way dvijas memorise the Vedas and the ways muslims memorise Quran. Not so I can replicate those texts by memory, but I want to have that ability to just recall whole passages instantaneously. Knowledge of everything. I read a lot of non-fiction books and I want to memorise the content of those books.
just like the monks of old… who burn those candles trying preserve every knowledge the ancient times gave… hence the guiding of humanity through the dark ages
Mm, a model is typically as useful as what it predicts or explains. I don't think this predicts or explains very much - yes most people's idea of PKM will map to this planet in some way, but I don't think that is particularly useful to your viewers. To maybe help your expert blindspot a bit, this video is kind of like teasing us with a picture of an atlas. Yes, the maps we're looking for are probably in there, but a photograph doesn't do us much good.
What resonates with you about PKM? Where are you usually living in the PKM Planet?
PKM Planet is brilliant.
If there's different weather patterns. Shouldn't there be different planets?
PKM Universe is subjectively more accurate.
Looking forward to this series and the archetypes!
When the series will start?
Still looking forward for the PKM series 👁️👁️
Hello, thank you very much for great stuff! Do you plan to continue this series?
Please continue this series, the concepts you're talking about and the way you present them are good, and you've got a nice but useful niche here, I'd love to see this continued!
It's coming soon, fingers crossed!
Yes, please do! Loved this one and want to know more!
@@linkingyourthinking I agree. This first video is fantastic. The first 4 minutes alone could stand on its own as the holy grail introduction to PKM.
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I have been on the quest for a PKM since the days of trying "The Brain", OneNote, Evernote, Roam Research, and finally settling in with the winner "Obsidian".
Nice Greg, we are perhaps in a golden age of PKM. It'll be interesting to see what the historians have to say about it
I have been using Evernote heavily since 2009. Do you think it’s worth the time and effort moving millions of notes to Obsidian?
@@amylee9 I would look at Nick's and others' videos as to what you want your PKM to be. Is it to be used as an information collection of other people's thoughts or is it a note-taking application that is for your thoughts? Please look at the concept of Zettlekasten by Nicolas Luhmann as that is what most people strive for with the applications like Roam and Obsidian. I used/still use Evernote (and recently Raindrop.io and Zotero - See Bryan Jenks videos) to capture information but for the distillation of the information, I use Obsidian. Hope this helps . . .
@@ProductivePM Thanks for the feedback. I read the book How to Take Smart Notes and is when I realized Evernote is where my ideas went to die. It prompted me to look at other options, but the magnitude of my Evernotes make me wonder if it’s worth transferring or I should start new with obsidian. Thanks!
@@amylee9 start now my friend, you won't regret
Life is too short. But for our memories, it is too long
This blew my mind!
A lot to learn here. Great content!
Oh boi, truly a great series to start!
First time I'm turning on notifications. Dont remember the last time i was so excited for something!
Thanks for sharing the good vibes!
I hope to see the entire series asap. Thank you for sharing your PK, at least a part of it. I appreciate so much!
I took Nick's LYT Workshop course. I highly recommend it! Changed my thinking about PKMS forever!
Excited for the PKM Archetypes.
Impressed on uniform elements of video and Obsidian theme.
Please continue this playlist ♥️
Please continue you gave me a new way of thinking my activities that made them all feel like a life through and through!! Thanks !
This series can't come fast enough! Thank you for sharing your own sense-making with us :)
I love PWM + PRM... am still trying to master PPM!! Francisco has that hands down!
Yes Francisco does!
Can't wait for the rest of this series. I'm just discovering the value and joy of personal knowledge management (my partner thinks it's a cult lol) and I really want to understand myself and my PKM system better
Really hoping this series can continue! At least a single video showing an overview of those 14 archetypes you have identified would be so useful. I think this six section framework would really come alive with some real world examples. Thanks Nick for your epic content and calm and thoughtful delivery style - you are leading the way in this field!
Yep, a sequel is long overdue and just need the time to actually record/edit it. It's coming!
@@linkingyourthinking Fantastic - will be great to see this!
Super interesting way to think and organize ideas. Can’t wait to learn more. Thanks for sharing!
Hey, greatly modelled. Looking for the next part in the series. Good luck!
This was fantastic. Looking forward to the next installment. Thanks for posting!
More to come!
I like your philosophy. Wonderful audio editing by the way.
Nick, will you be making the additional vids in this series? Aloha!
Does this series (PKM types) ever get continued?
Yep it will, we’re just in the middle of our LYT Workshops. Later in the year, absolutely!
@@linkingyourthinking good to know ! ☺️
excited for upcoming series
Wonderful video, thank you so much for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
2:09 - I didn't know that "Right Wonk" was one of the 8 paths?! Learn something new every day!
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Brilliant. Thanks for sharing, Nick.
Hi there, do we have the continuation?
Will the followup pkm video be posted to the pkm playlist?
Yes, hopefully this month, but we'll see...
Hey, the link of the newsletter is no longer available. Is there an alternative?
Thanks for the heads up Yuri, just fixed it!
"PRISM"
You'd have to drop off "Writing" which on the one hand is a bummer because all of this is about writing...but also maybe calling out "Writing" is sort of redundant since this is all done via written language? I'm not sure, but it's something I just noticed as a possible alternate acronym. I'm loving the content!
Productivity
Relationships
Ideas
Skills
Memories
I like the creativity!!!
This is stellar. Thank you. Subscribed.
Awesome man. Looking forward for the next video in this series! Thank you!
The PKM archetypes full video isn't on this playlist?
Hei... don't forget my PKM playlist.
what is the difference between zettelkasten and PKM
What happened to the archetypes videos?
Nick, I have worked with your PKM, and it's great. However, it takes a lot of effort to get in and is easily lost in the vast 'ideaverse'. I am also teaching others how to set up a second brain and design a very easy-to-use PKM, otherwise impossible to progress. In daily life or work, busy people don't have much time for complicated tasks. The idea is to input easily and get automatic output. Information should always be on the screen to assist people in completing their tasks.
The series that's being announced in this video hasn't happend yet, right?
1) What is PKM
PKM is the systematic use of information and knowledges to generate desirable results .
It a mean to achieve an end
2)Is second brain integral to PKM?or is 2nd brain the PKM ?
NO answer
3) What is the benefit of PKM ?
A)To understand yourselves and the world 1:59
B)To find meaning of life
C)To memorise
D) For reference in future
4) What is the purpose of distinguishing PKM into 8 seqments?
I suppose it was based personal growth .
I look forward to this series. The blinds in the background are almost hypnotic. Is this mind control, Nick?
Mind blowing
Nice shoutout to James Burke!
take a shot every time nick reminds you that life is short
And then your life will really become SHORT.
It's been almost 10 months since this video was published - will we ever get to see the next part in the series?
I deeply want to and it’s ready to be recorded, just been tied up with our workshops. It will come though this year, hopefully soon-ish!
When will you open up the workshop again? I've been dying to join and each video you upload makes me more excited for it.
Looking forward to the series. Is it going to happen?
Hey, loved the video, so insightful. Have you read The Chimp Paradox? Your PKM planet idea reminds me of that book because the author uses a planet framework too.
Lmao, I just went through Obsidian a couple of days ago and managed to follow Zettelkasten in Obsidian, I have a question can we use 1 Obsidian vault of the Zettelkasten method for all the knowledge and information that we gathered? Or it is better to have a split vault for different purposes of management. feeling great after watching your video as I take notes from your videos minute to minute!
In the sliding pane feature, if i open the same note many times, is there a way to open only once instead of duplicates? thanks for your help.
Congrats,your,class,
I see we went with the dashed lines after all. 😬 😁 Lines aside, this was an insightful video. As you discuss some of the points in the video I immediately started thinking about which apps each "realm" would prefer.
Haha, for now! The no-lines version will make an appearance with the PKM Archetypes. I'm happy that the video triggered that thought. Now you've got me thinking about it...While most apps can do a bit of everything, if I HAD to put them somewhere, I'd probably do something like: Obsidian straddling PIM/PWM; Roam/Logseq straddling PMM/PIM; Notion firmly in PPM; Evernote firmly in PMM; Ulysses/Scrivener(and Bear?) firmly in PWM
@@linkingyourthinking I definitely agree with your take on where each of the apps aligns. I was rewatching your "Why Obsidian Overtakes Roam" video and it got me thinking about the connecter/databaser/writer persona. How closely related are those?
What's happened to the video series. I got excited with the upcoming series, but it seems to have been abandoned. :(
Not abandoned, just focused on the active workshops we are running. The sequel is ready. Just needs to be filmed
Having this information for free and also having the Obsidian app for free is kinda connected right.
Where's the top down vs bottom up video?
For all of you that have been practicing PKM, how old are you & what tools do you use? Im 21, have a Second Brain in Vim using the VimWiki plugin that I write in markdown, but I use Obsidian & github for consuming & rediscovering :D
Is this app more for just writing? I am looking for something like Gephi (or NodeXL) that handles tons of thousands of nodes and you can modify values using the "connecting line strength", where hundreds of nodes connect to each other. Can this program handle something like that, or should I just stick to the other program? I wanted to combine my notes and the node graph all together somehow. Thanks.
Am I wrong or there are none of the announced videos? It would be a great pity because the premise was great! Hey Nick, is the project dead? :-(
The project lives, but it is hiding in the mountains, just waiting for Spring to arrive to wander back into town. In other words, another video should come in the next month or two.
@@linkingyourthinking Thank you Nick for replying so fast: this is a good news! I go through the other interesting videos you made in the meantime (I 've just come across your intriguing work, shame on me!)! Thanks again!
Hello Nick,
What a great premise, i'm looking forward to hearing more about your approach of unifying and integrating diffent fields of PKM.
Ive been struggling with expanding my obsidian notetaking structure above and beyond memory- and ideamanagent.
Kind regards :)
I want to know everything and I find Obsidian helps. But I also want to recall things by memory, which I find is helped also by rote learning. I’m especially interested in the way dvijas memorise the Vedas and the ways muslims memorise Quran. Not so I can replicate those texts by memory, but I want to have that ability to just recall whole passages instantaneously. Knowledge of everything.
I read a lot of non-fiction books and I want to memorise the content of those books.
Thanks you for your work!
👏🖖
What does "right wonk" mean in the eightfold path graphic? I'm guessing it's a joke that I'm not getting.
I love all your videos LOL
Love this
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Still waiting for "becoming" video....two years later?
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The page you are looking for doesn't exist or has been moved.
It's working again, thanks for the heads up!
nice
Interesting. I just hope the series won’t be too high level/cryptic
I think it'll be more high-level than low-level. The nature of the topic makes it difficult not to be, but will keep this in mind
Hi
just like the monks of old… who burn those candles trying preserve every knowledge the ancient times gave… hence the guiding of humanity through the dark ages
Eudaimonia?… No, You da man, ya?
Ill show myself out…
Mm, a model is typically as useful as what it predicts or explains. I don't think this predicts or explains very much - yes most people's idea of PKM will map to this planet in some way, but I don't think that is particularly useful to your viewers.
To maybe help your expert blindspot a bit, this video is kind of like teasing us with a picture of an atlas. Yes, the maps we're looking for are probably in there, but a photograph doesn't do us much good.
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