Quick summary of theory you need to know if you want to build an effective Personal Knowledge Management system.

In this series, we are setting up Obsidian from scratch tailored for white-collar professionals. Whether it's meetings, stakeholders, notes, tasks, or projects, you'll learn how to seamlessly integrate them into an efficient organizational system.

In this video, we'll dive deep into the theory and tools related to Personal Knowledge Management (PKM), specifically focusing on setting up Obsidian for professional use.

Watch this video to start understanding how to think about tags in your PKM.

Tags is one of the tools we use to “connect” notes, to make them “speak” to each-other.

This video is the first time I introduced the LOGREDIS methodology, which stands for Log, Relate, and Discover. It is a methodology I use to keep track of all interesting thoughts and ideas which will re-emerge at the right time in the future. This is the main tool which makes my PKM extremely valuable.

Example 1 of my LOGREDIS (Log, Relate, Discover) workflow in action - this time using the example of cooking.

Example 2 of my LOGREDIS (Log, Relate, Discover) workflow in action - this time using the example of exploring cafe’s in your city.

Example 3 of my LOGREDIS (Log, Relate, Discover) workflow in action - this time using the example of logging exercise “efforts”.

Example 4 of my LOGREDIS (Log, Relate, Discover) workflow in action - this time using the example of logging any (future) hobbies you have.