Zettelkasten note-taking with Logseq: A simple introduction (Part 1)

Описание: I (re)discovered the Zettelkasten system in the beginning of the year (2021) and it has been a great tool in developing my thoughts and ideas.

In this video, I try and break down the building blocks of the system, using Niklas Luhmann's methodology as a foundation. Disclaimer: I'm not a note-taking guru, just someone with a scattered mind trying to capture a wide array of thoughts and ideas :)

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If you're struggling to manage all your notes and information across personal, professional and academic life, then this is for you. I've built out a structured approach to mastering Logseq from the bottom-up, so that you don't need to navigate through a mass of disparate YouTube tutorials.

Logseq is a powerful combination of a text editor, an outliner, and a linked-network builder, but there is admittedly a learning curve. The course has a wealth of write-ups, videos and diagrams to smooth your transition and quickly master the set of tools available to you in Logseq.

⏲TIMESTAMPS
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00:00 Another rambling introduction
02:29 What is a Zettelkasten, and what is it not?
03:58 Do I even need a Zettelkasten? Comparing 'just-in-time' vs 'just-in-case'
06:29 Visualising Just-in-time and just-in-case
07:47 A brief look at the hero (Niklas Luhmann) and his system
09:10 Looking at the branched view of Luhmann's notes
10:12 Unpacking Luhmann's note 'address' system
13:24 Distilling all of this, what am I trying to achieve with my system?
14:55 Design principles that follow as a result
16:19 What did I want to avoid
16:51 So what does my note structure look like?**
18:59 Looking at some examples of this structuring in Logseq
22:31 Another way to do it which is not as atomic
23:51 What's coming next?
24:24 Other great resources, special thanks and conclusion

🙌🏽 SPECIAL THANKS TO
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Robert Haisfield and his Roam Tours

🔍 ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
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Robert Haisfield - Roam Tour with Joel Chan    • Flexible Systems for Synthesis in Roam Res...  
Robert Haisfield - Roam Tour with Beau Haan    • Implementing a Digital Zettelkasten using ...  
Red Gregory - Zettelkasten In Notion    / watch   v=e3YKQ7JTqwU
Eva Thomas - Understanding Zettelkasten Method    • Understanding Zettelkasten Method: How to ...  
Linking Your Thinking - Idea Emergence Q&A Part 1: How to Create MOCs, How to use Tags & Folders    • Idea Emergence Q&A Part 1: How to Create M...  
Shu Omi - Zettelkasten Simply Explained    • Zettelkasten Note-Taking Method: Simply Ex...  
Curtis McHale - Getting Started with a Zettelkasten System    • Getting Started with a Zettelkasten System   (get's into the "collector's fallacy")
Guy Ettlin - How to Write Your Paper in Roam    • How to Write Your Paper with Roam | My Wor...  
Guy Ettlin - I tried Zettelkasten for a Week    • You want to learn about ZETTELKASTEN? I tr...  
An alternative: Jamie Mills' Roam HQ&A method in the Roam Untangled course https://www.jamoe.org/roam (I haven't looked into this myself, but I enjoyed Jamie's general approach in the free version of his course)

Book referenced:
How to Take Smart Notes, by Sonke Ahrens https://amzn.to/2ThHcS7 (affiliate link)

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