How much time have you lost to organizing your digital notes?
Do you find yourself lost in the infinite flexibility and freedom of digital note-taking in Obsidian?
In the age of information inflation, it’s no wonder we find ourselves easily distracted, hopping from one distraction to another without making meaningful progress.
Customizing, organizing and synching Obsidian with other apps makes us feel like we’ve accomplished something. But the more time that’s spent organizing and optimizing, the less time is spent writing notes.
You don’t need another productivity app. You need a better system.
Draw from a well of your own knowledge and never start from a blank page again.
Rediscover your love for learning by engaging with ideas that spark your deepest interests.
Build a scaffolding to support your working memory.
Future-proof your valuable insights in a reliable, interconnected digital repository.
Offloading the burden of information management to a second brain system relieves the cognitive stress on your executive functions, freeing up mental energy for creativity, problem-solving, and higher-level thinking.
Most digital note-takers are stuck on the treadmill of information collection. Without any outputs, captures quickly become digital clutter and turn your thinking tool into an organization system.
It’s time to get off the collection treadmill and start writing meaningful content.
Time to declare bankruptcy on conventional productivity methods.
Start with a scalable digital support system that works with your divergent mind, not against it.
No more project oriented "Get Things Done" mentality. Gain the freedom to focus on whatever is top of mind without losing track of other areas of focus.
Knowledge development is fun, not a chore. Work within your current areas of focus to accomplish your goals and track your progress along the way.
Grow a digital garden of your own ideas by making connections within your knowledge base. Allow structure to emerge organically as you find your creative flow.
“We are drowning in information, while starving for wisdom. The world henceforth will be run by synthesizers, people able to put together the right information at the right time, think critically about it, and make important choices wisely.”
— E. O. Wilson
Choose your path.
As someone who was diagnosed with ADHD as a child, I’ve made conscious efforts to manage my executive dysfunctions for my entire life.
After trying countless tools and strategies, I realized that I simply cannot rely on my own brain to remember to use them. But building a knowledge development system that I can depend on for life has become the most rewarding (and fun) treatments for my ADHD.
As a result, I have accomplished the most meaningful creative work in my life, which has allowed me to thrive.
Now, I’m an independent writer on a mission to build an army of divergent creatives who want to think better, learn faster and create value by writing their way to freedom.
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