One suggestion: Even the viewer know the app, it could be more engaging if you mention the feature in app and after that spend 15 to 30 seconds showing in action. Your views and retention would improve with this small leverage in presentation. The framework is great, but it forces the viewer thinking too much. The power of ICOR framework are the clarity to choose and see the apps running smoothly and integrated. But… there’s not a single video in channel showing this power in a tour through the system. It’s like a static content about something that I don’t know how elements work together. The beauty of system thinking is the elements work together. Quick tip: Think more about videos like that! The perceived value of ICOR framework membership Will grow!
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Tom - very interesting video. Two questions - do you also use ClickUp for task management or do you still use Todoist? Have you tried replacing ClickUp with Tana as your project management tool? What do you think ClickUp brings to the process that Tana doesn't?
Yes, I’m using Todoist for Task Management combined with Sunsama and ClickUp. Todoist holds my speedies while ClickUp is all about Project Management and related tasks. (More on that coming to this channel or in detail available inside our membership) However, I don’t understand how you could compare ClickUp with Tana. It’s impossible to use only one of those two as they are used for completely different purposes. ClickUp is for Business Project and Knowledge Management while Tana is solely for Personal Knowledge Management. In need them both daily for different use cases. More on that in this video: ua-cam.com/video/gjC4XZNs7TM/v-deo.html
One suggestion:
Even the viewer know the app, it could be more engaging if you mention the feature in app and after that spend 15 to 30 seconds showing in action.
Your views and retention would improve with this small leverage in presentation.
The framework is great, but it forces the viewer thinking too much.
The power of ICOR framework are the clarity to choose and see the apps running smoothly and integrated.
But… there’s not a single video in channel showing this power in a tour through the system.
It’s like a static content about something that I don’t know how elements work together.
The beauty of system thinking is the elements work together.
Quick tip: Think more about videos like that!
The perceived value of ICOR framework membership Will grow!
Apple Notes + Freeform is unbeatable.
What are your best note-taking apps in 2024? Do you use more than one?
📺If you want to go beyond note-taking and also get things done, then get a holistic view on your Productivity System tools first: ua-cam.com/video/ufmE1GDJMjw/v-deo.htmlsi=lxaHQp-FvwdpLmcz
Tom - very interesting video. Two questions - do you also use ClickUp for task management or do you still use Todoist? Have you tried replacing ClickUp with Tana as your project management tool? What do you think ClickUp brings to the process that Tana doesn't?
Yes, I’m using Todoist for Task Management combined with Sunsama and ClickUp. Todoist holds my speedies while ClickUp is all about Project Management and related tasks. (More on that coming to this channel or in detail available inside our membership)
However, I don’t understand how you could compare ClickUp with Tana. It’s impossible to use only one of those two as they are used for completely different purposes. ClickUp is for Business Project and Knowledge Management while Tana is solely for Personal Knowledge Management. In need them both daily for different use cases. More on that in this video:
ua-cam.com/video/gjC4XZNs7TM/v-deo.html