Is Obsidian a Good App for Organizing and Creating Notes?

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Roxanne Jones: I've been using this note taking philosophy by Nick Milo, who is a he's created his course called linking your thinking. And the way you do that is by creating more of your own notes your own ideas and connections. Instead of like in progressive summarization, instead of leaving the thinking for later in the process when you come across the note. It could be habits, it could be science of learning, could be how stoicism and Buddhism connect,. definitely did not take that from my own life. The ability to take notes to have more of my system just filled with my own ideas, and to feel like I'm literally every time I'm opening up obsidian

Rachel Madrigal is a Software Engineer turned product manager at Twingate and part-time YouTuber who creates vlog and Obsidian content. She’s also a friend because we meet weekly for our YouTube accountability meetings. This week, we talked about Rachel's work as a software engineer and experience switching to product management, how notetaking is helping her in both careers, and her experience becoming a more minimalist Obsidian user.

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