This Secret Principle Will Transform Your Notes
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- Are you an Architect or Gardener? Do you prioritize order or curiosity? The problem is, we often get stuck in one, and we need both. That's what this talk is about. I gave it in Utrecht, Netherlands at the PKM Summit. (There are links below to join the next ones in the Netherlands and US.)
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00:00 - Start
00:41 - A Riddle
02:54 - History of dualities
07:25 - Architects & Gardeners Basic Overview
10:17 - Unhealthy and healthy tendencies
14:20 - How folders & links affect the way we think
19:24 - Oscillate modes to pump intuition and uncover insights
21:58 - How to be both with linked notes
22:57 - Spark to Remark
29:24 - Name It to Frame It
32:53 - Garden Master
34:54 - Mapmaker
37:29 - Breaking through sticking points
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Hi Nick,
Thanks again for your talk, I feel lucky to have witnessed it live in Utrecht. The whole PKMSummit brought more inspiration than I can process in a month.
Still, your talk stood out and gave me the nudge to share more of the riddles I encounter. So far the process has been messy and bumpy, the outcomes are nevertheless positive. So thank you again.
Beautifully said, and I wish you enjoyment as you work on the riddles you encounter :)
I love the concept of switching between gardener and architect when you feel stuck. It's nice to resolve a frustration by simply adding a little magic.
Totally agree! Thanks Alicia, great to hear from you :)
Ironically, this week i was in stuck mode and no idea seems to “jump out” and help me Architect. So what I did was just to pay attention to how the week was panning, noting the thread of conversations I had, what was happening day by day, what i was listening through- which i now see through this video as Gardener mode. From that things are piecing up from all that and I can see a structure emerging in the chaos.
This video helped explain what I was processing through and gives me the courage to piece all the ideas and do the Architect work.
This vid was posted at the right time. I have a talk to give on Sunday!
So happy to hear you reflections and that the A&G framework can be a helpful model for your efforts. This is great to hear!
Am just starting to take notes, i was suffering to store the thinking for so long, happily landed here.
The visual in the Mapmaker section was very well done!
I'm quite proud of that one; it took ages to put together.
Thanks for the talk. It made me think of the dynamics in a relationship. My spouse tends strongly toward architect. I tend strongly toward gardener. It leads us to take on certain roles. It will be interesting to discuss.
You've hit on such an important topic of interpersonal relationships where the A&G framework is greatly under-appreciated. It's so helpful there. While partners may each have strengths, if the shared dynamic forces one party to always compensate for the other (an Architect having to always organize for a Gardener), then awareness can help balance things out from time to time. Conversely, if Architects are overly organized, or strict with schedule, or planning every aspect of a trip, it can stifle the creative spirit a Gardener enjoys (and perhaps needs).
Unhealthy tendencies for me as an Architect was eye opening. Also, the slides were really helpful. Thanks for the talk.
Happy to hear what stood out to you Tom, thanks for sharing.
I'm curious, what did the A&G framework get you thinking about? How does it apply in your life?
One of the best talks on this topic. Loved the idea and I think I can naturally see myself doing that both at work and in personal life.
Brainstorm and struggle with possible solutions - Gardening. Once figured it out, map out a plan to achieve and see the idea in action - Architect.
✅ Organizationally: Rocket Fuel (book): the unity of two people at the top: Visionary (Gardener) & Integrator (Architect).
This content helped me a lot; I have been following your work for a while and trying to create notes, but stuck with the structure thing. Now I clearly understand how they work. Thank you a lot.
Great to hear!
Great presentation. Thank you for sharing with non-attendees of past PKM Summit.
This led me to garden a new realization that as more people produce videos, conferences with live presentations are likely to become less popular than in the past. As an IT professional in the 2000's, special interest groups connected us with knowledge that was difficult to find elsewhere. Today we have resources like LYT's valuable channel and workshop offerings.
I welcome this shift, albeit not a total replacement, as I prefer videos over live presentations. Personally there are things with presentations that make it hard for me to concentrate: reading the slides before the presenter, the abnormal speech patterns of public speaking, the storytelling, the gimmicks. It feels like it's becoming a bit old-fashioned. I know I can be a cynic type like Harry Astley from Poor Things (very unique film) so I don't expect my opinion to be shared by the majority.
I appreciate your thoughts. I do think "in person" is less needed than in the past, but that some "in person" is desperately needed.
This was a wonderful presentation, Nick. I love the four practices you shared. I've lately been making Maps of Content again and it was so good to see how they fit into the overall flow of producing ideas.
Glad it was helpful!
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Wow this is insane thankyou
That presentation was GORGEOUS! Was it created with an Obsidian plugin or somewhere else?
The sorely underrated Apple Keynote
same
@@patriciaalmeida8905 thank you :)
excellent
Hey Nick, I really love your work, And you are one of the few people that are making a big shift in how I make sense of the world,
I want to make a request, Could you please use clearer and less click-baity (no offense) titles in your future videos for easier retrieval when re-listening ?
I almost didn't find this video by name when I really needed to listen to it again.
Thanks for reading this.
For example, I renamed this video to "Architect & Gardner, Top-Down & Bottom-Up Approaches to PKM." in my Obsidian for easier search.
Thank you for this video this was the thought i was going through after using notion for almost 6 months and now i started using the obsidian both of the app is unique in way but having both can be lethal for example exploring with gardener and doing what i need to with Architect i suppose.
Sometimes, it's just helpful to be aware of what the app is coaxing out of us
Hi Nick, I hope you read this. Thanks for the video, the ending has made me really think: So the real riddle is, why did your brother had to look it up (to look cool in front of your dad like you later on had to in front of your brothers with the movie 6th sense? 🤯) and why did you take the robbing so personally? Is that where you intended to go? Am I overthinking things here?😅
I love the callback to the Sixth Sense 🤯, along with your overall wonderings. Now you've got me thinking about other "real" riddles here...
Nick has legs! Shocking. I need a minute to process...
It took me a while to grow them
So what's the answer to the first riddle?
The riddle regarding the presents is answered near the end ;)
@@linkingyourthinking I believe that @louisazhou5271 was referencing the first riddle about the two paths and the two trolls..... I'd love to hear the answer because I've never heard that saying/riddle
first?
Bravo
Risky thumbnail buddy