

Nick Milo
Creator of the popular YouTube channel "Linking Your Thinking," specializing in Obsidian and personal knowledge management.
Top 3 podcasts with Nick Milo
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Mar 30, 2021 • 1h 28min
122: Linking Your Thinking with Nick Milo
 Nick Milo, the creator of Linking Your Thinking and a YouTube sensation, dives into personal knowledge management and the power of focus in idea development. He shares insights on balancing diverse passions while honing productivity through effective time tracking. Moreover, Nick highlights the transition from passive note-taking to active knowledge mapping using Obsidian, emphasizing the transformative role of fiction in personal growth and the importance of intentionality in managing information for better clarity and engagement. 

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Mar 27, 2022 • 1h 30min
633: Workflows with Nick Milo
 Nick Milo, creator of the YouTube channel 'Linking Your Thinking,' dives deep into how he manages his business and enhances content creation using Obsidian. He shares the evolution of personal knowledge management tools and the importance of joy and personalization in organizing information. Milo discusses the practical benefits of using sliding panes in Obsidian to reveal hidden connections between ideas and explores the balance between community-driven plugins and data security. His insights on customizing workflows offer a refreshing perspective on productivity. 

Sep 3, 2024 • 1h 26min
The Art of the Pivot: Going From Freelancer to Entrepreneur | with Nick Milo
 In this discussion, Nick Milo, a Personal Knowledge Management educator and former assistant editor from popular shows like Better Call Saul, shares his journey from Hollywood to helping others optimize their creativity. He explores the concept of PKM, addressing the challenges of information overload and offering practical tips for managing it. Nick emphasizes the importance of mindset and shares insights on how to combine ideas effectively. His unique approach contrasts with Tiago Forte’s 'Second Brain,' highlighting a link-based method to enhance organization and ideation. 


