"So you can have the confidence that your best ideas are not trapped in somebody else's program" So beautifully spoken. WIll add this to my Obsidian collection!
Yeah, such a major topic to choose obsidian above the others...I'm just starting with it, but already leraned from somenone's comment at Obsidians' Discord, is to be carefull with plugins...you do not want to throw away that future proof capacity, using too much of customizations... ;)
@@linkingyourthinking I would agree….I think the reason is because it is a combination of not just what Obsidian is and how to use it…..it also gives you the practical reality of why yiu should use it and great common sense explanations with the topic used as an example…..gives the listener something to use to perhaps apply to their topics and apply the concepts he explained. Also above everything it is the compassion of the presenter who believe s deeply in what he is teaching and is truly committed in helping his listeners…..and also welcomes people to write for further clarification,…..that is what makes this man so good….
This is a terrific series for getting started! As Nick mentions, writing in Markdown text is fast and gives you portable plain-text documents, but it's also important for beginners to know that, by switching to "Preview" mode, you get beautifully formatted text (without all the #'s and *'s) that you can cut-and-past into Word or wherever.
You're absolutely right about this benefit. And you're presienct too! I may have already filmed an upcoming "Hotkeys" video showing exactly how to toggle Preview mode.
Thanks for this comment because despite its portability advantages, markdown is butt ugly and distracting. We are now coding fir the machines instead of the machines doing it for us! Nick does a terrific job setting and then delivering on learning objectives
Also I notice, you can right click and edit the current note in your default editor, which in my case is Typora, which converts markdown to wysiwyg on the fly.
This video has burned away all the anxiety that I had when I would look at Obsidian and wonder how I would ever start to master such a 'complicated' App. You've made the whole process of getting off the mark, incredibly simpler.
"You can have the confidence that your best ideas are not trapped in somebody else's program"!! If this is not the best quote of the century, I don't know what is 🤩
Nick I love the way how you are striving to maintain eye contact with us. Event tHough we aren't there with you in the literal sense! That is very professional!
so kewl again. honestly, i've rarely seen, if at all, someone who explained things as clearly, cleanly, and simply as you do. I'm very impressed. really appreciate it, thanks dude
I've been using Obsidian in a rather naive fashion for quite a while, but I'm definitely ready to get into it a bit more, and make my use of it more efficient. I like these beginner tutorials even as someone who's not completely a beginner, because it helps me make sure I haven't missed something. For example, I never really used tags. I can see their value relative to the nested folder structure I have been using (allowing you to give multiple tags for a note, etc.), so I'll definitely start doing that now. Thank you! I still have some specific questions, but I'll go through the rest of the tutorials first to see if you're already addressing those somewhere.
Nick - your work is incredibly well done. Truly grateful that you have built all this for people to improve themselves, their lives, and the lives of everyone. I think that give up learning new things because they get lost, lose momentum, or cannot follow the methodology because of the lack of skill of their teachers. You provide clear, concise, and meaningful, communication and support. As a fellow teacher and coach of many years, I appreciate your work. Thank you and I look forward to much more from you!
@@Flumpfy Maybe so but making things simple is a lot harder than it looks. Usually the hardest. And thus deserved to be recognized. I've been needing to do serious note-taking to gather thoughts and ideas that are often lost which I often find regretful later on, sometimes years afterward. Been hearing about Obsidian. Tried to get into it. Seems too complicated. Delayed for over 1 year then found this video. It does help me get started. I don't care if the other commenters are bots to be honest (they just might not be). I just find these videos useful. In the times of stupid YT shorts and TickTockers, these kind of videos are valuable. And that matters to me. And yes, I am NOT a bot.
such a deeply effective series of videos - I literally had to stop because my psyche was overwhelmed by the possibilities instead of being overwhelmed with complexity 🙏❤️
Nick's videos are excellent. I've tried so many (not very helpful) Obsidian tutorials here in YT that I gave up for a long time. Then I found these and Nick's whole approach: topics, sequence and presentation are just brilliant. Really turbocharges my learning. Thanks Nick Milo.
This is the only reason I have not started to use it yet. I spend most of my energy with new programs figuring out how and if it will be useful for me as an artist. It’s obviously useful to me but I never put it together that markdown is an actual system and all the videos iv watched seemed like gibberish when they used the system.Thank you for creating this series.
I appreciate your zen energy. I always get anxious when learning things that challenge my brain (perils of being dyslexic) but you are calm and clear. Also, I can't afford to feel anxious and defensive when my bf is trying to teach me how to use obsidian. 😆😬
I just learned what markdown is a couple of days ago, then learned why markdown is great practice as a programmer for documentation yesterday. Today, I redownloaded Obsidian ( used it for something else previously) and I am so excited to write out my scripts and practice writing documentation in class lol
Dude, I've been using Obsidian for months now. Productivity through the roof with this software, seriously. And today I just learned that I've been doing almost everything #wrong! **LMAO!** Thank you so damn much for these videos. Extremely helpful for and #ADHD bastard like me who needs a calm and easy walkthrough! You're my boy blue!
Thank you very much for these online lessons. I couldn't find a convenient lesson in Russian. I will continue to work on your videos and send them to everyone who will get acquainted with Obsidian.
I have been a loyal Evernote user for over 10 years and have been generally unhappy for the last few. I didn't realize just how unhappy I was until now! Thanks for the great content!
Really nice and clear tutorial. Easy to follow and understand which is rare in most TH-cam videos. Overall very good teaching and presentation skills. Well done and thank you.
Thanks for your hard work, Nick! The keys you mentioned help me to not overthink about formatting during my first days using Obsidian. You gave just the right amount of what matters most for now. Looking forward to your next guidance. ^^
honestly I was pretty intimidated by learning this new note-taking software (then my worries vanished in the span of this video and your first introductory one). You teach the subject matter really well! Thanks for the support!
I've watched the 1st video out of curiosity, and when I started to watch this one I thought that I might forget about the tags. Now I've decided to install Obsidian and take notes while watching the video :)
When I used to use the Blue Yeti I found that mounting it on a mic boom (even makeshift one) got rid of the keyboard *thump thump thump* when typing. Thanks for the tutorial. Really helped to simplify the concept down to just 6 keys.
Lovely to find you, having downloaded Obsidian recently. I plan to use it for my Masters in Psychology beginning in January. You have a wonderful teaching style and I’m looking forward to watching your other videos. I’m still teaching, always learning and turn 64 next week. You’ve got real talent.
a ton of my notes are currently sitting jumbled up in various word documents, especially for any of my stories, so this has been super helpful. i also love the way you explain things - this feels like something I'd watch for comfort instead of a tutorial lmao
I so appreciate this how-to video and the wonderfully inspiring examples of how it might be used to grow control of our thoughts and concepts and our intelligence at the same time. I can immediately get a feel for "the power of linking my thinking." And as a friend once told me, "Organized thought is power in the mental environment." This gives me goose bumps... We must find a way to be in control in this medium OR others with more powerful minds will control us.
The best Obsidian tutorial series I've ever run into! This app looked hella scary and I really wanted to use since it seemed better for me in comparison other apps. Thanks so much!!✨✨
Great Video! 8:24 By the way, in Windows: With Shift + Alt + Mouse you can mark all those hyphens at once and delete them or change them by another character. Cheers
Thanks for watching! Is there anything else you want to learn more about the Obsidian app? You can fill out this survey so we can help create that video for you. bit.ly/2ZCPZOV We promise to create high quality content that will be useful, helpful and interesting. We put a lot of serious effort in making these free videos, so if you want to support our channel, please feel free to click the thumbs up above, subscribe to our channel and share this video to people or friends you think will benefit the most out of it. This will help us a lot in reaching and helping more people like you. Also... (Just in case you're interested. We have a special invitation for you below.) Our dream is to help over 1000 people take their thinking to another level - while future-proofing their notes for decades to come and having more joy in the process. To make this dream a reality: We're launching the first public Linking Your Thinking online workshop. It will start October 27th and go for 6 weeks. It’s limited to 12 spots. And we will only accept applications from serious lifelong learners, students and professionals who are ready for a workshop like this. At the end of the online workshop, you’ll walk away with: - increased confidence in your PKM system and increased joy using it - new tools to reliably think at a higher and sustained level - your own personalized, antifragile, flexible, future-proof PKM system - a group of “modern” friends that you can learn from and feel comfortable sharing ideas with If you’re at all interested in learning more, click this link waitlist.linkingyourthinking.com/ to be the first to hear the details that will be dropping over the next several weeks - including the webinar for how to use the LYT Kit. If you're eager to have early access than everyone else, the best way to do that is to apply and ask your questions here form.questionscout.com/5f6040befcba5116647a5346 ⏳ TIMESTAMPS [00:00-00:41] - What You'll Learn in This Video [00:44] - Making Links [02:03] - Using Tags [03:07] - Using Italics [03:58] - Using Bold [04:36] - Creating Lists or bullet points [05:12-06:59] - How to Use the Different Levels of Headers [06:59-08:36] - Quick demo on improving the format of your notes with Markdown [08:36] - The final note Learn Lesson 3 here about the The 8 Settings to Activate in the Obsidian App for Beginners: th-cam.com/video/_2z-7D4bQEA/w-d-xo.html Go here if you haven't seen lesson 1 on How to Get Started with the Obsidian App for Note-Taking for Complete Beginners: th-cam.com/video/QgbLb6QCK88/w-d-xo.html We will upload more videos soon so make sure to 👍, subscribe and hit the bell icon if you want to be notified when we release them.
Great video series. I started using Obsidian without watching your videos, mistake, I think. My challenge now is to make sense of these using the skills I learned from your video series.
For anyone watching this, they now have an option in appearance where you can list the title again at the top of the note automatically. Also, with a lot of the themes, each heading uses a different font color as well, which is nice. So try other themes
Thank you so much for these videos. I'm just starting to use Obsidian and this is exactly what I needed, great and clear explanations step by step. I'm so glad I found you and looking forward to keep learning with the next lessons! :-)
i wondered why you didn't use the preview mode in obsidian . this is the point . we use something like # or ~~ and so on , to form our text to looks better . so when we write our markdown , we should render it to loos without the shapes and stuff .
Thank you Nick. Frustrated with Evernotes as I couldn't organize it the way I wanted it & Intimidated with the complicated Notion, Fortunately I stumbled upon your series on Obsidian. Your new subbie :)
I happened upon Obsidian two days ago. I saw the potential, but was finding the online info a bit overwhelming. So many options, and not a lot of explaining what does what. I have a clear idea of what I (initially) want to get done, and think you are giving me the clear tools for doing so. Thank you! Btw, I'm wondering if you are "related" to Obsidian in any way...?
Dude interestingggg. I switched from lastpass to keepass for the same reason. Now that my current note taking app is struggling, I am looking for alternatives. May have to jump to obsidian.
I'm an Obsidian newbee. I read that I can preserve the markdown formatting I'm seeing in ChatGPT dialogs (specifically, mathematical notation) by copying it and pasting it into Obsidian, but I'm not seeing that. I am copying onto a so-called "canvas" so maybe that's not the right approach. It looks to me like ChatGPT is using a markdown language like LaTeX, but I'm not sure what it is. Can Obsidian interpret that properly? Or do I need a fancier markdown editor to do that?
I knew all the things explained except for those specific to Obsidian which were a few, but still I enjoyed the whole video which means to me that you are doing the job greatly! Thanks!
Lesson learned: # or ## or ### (with space) = heading/ text size # (without space) = is to sort or just to emphasize words just like a bookmaks to sort things out Auto list and numbering
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"So you can have the confidence that your best ideas are not trapped in somebody else's program" So beautifully spoken. WIll add this to my Obsidian collection!
Yeah, such a major topic to choose obsidian above the others...I'm just starting with it, but already leraned from somenone's comment at Obsidians' Discord, is to be carefull with plugins...you do not want to throw away that future proof capacity, using too much of customizations... ;)
@@barmarcelo yes! great point. I'm in the server too, I might have interacted with you recently, who knows haha
@@barmarcelo discoord l;ink?
Which is what happens if you are unfortunate enough to use Evernote
For some reason this is one of the most clear tutorials about an app I've ever had in my entire life.
Thanks, Christian - I'm really glad you found it so useful!
@@linkingyourthinking I would agree….I think the reason is because it is a combination of not just what Obsidian is and how to use it…..it also gives you the practical reality of why yiu should use it and great common sense explanations with the topic used as an example…..gives the listener something to use to perhaps apply to their topics and apply the concepts he explained. Also above everything it is the compassion of the presenter who believe s deeply in what he is teaching and is truly committed in helping his listeners…..and also welcomes people to write for further clarification,…..that is what makes this man so good….
Because he planned it using Obsidian.
This is a terrific series for getting started! As Nick mentions, writing in Markdown text is fast and gives you portable plain-text documents, but it's also important for beginners to know that, by switching to "Preview" mode, you get beautifully formatted text (without all the #'s and *'s) that you can cut-and-past into Word or wherever.
You're absolutely right about this benefit.
And you're presienct too! I may have already filmed an upcoming "Hotkeys" video showing exactly how to toggle Preview mode.
Thanks for this comment because despite its portability advantages, markdown is butt ugly and distracting. We are now coding fir the machines instead of the machines doing it for us! Nick does a terrific job setting and then delivering on learning objectives
Also I notice, you can right click and edit the current note in your default editor, which in my case is Typora, which converts markdown to wysiwyg on the fly.
This video has burned away all the anxiety that I had when I would look at Obsidian and wonder how I would ever start to master such a 'complicated' App. You've made the whole process of getting off the mark, incredibly simpler.
"You can have the confidence that your best ideas are not trapped in somebody else's program"!! If this is not the best quote of the century, I don't know what is 🤩
Nick I love the way how you are striving to maintain eye contact with us. Event tHough we aren't there with you in the literal sense! That is very professional!
I'm happy to hear that was appreciated!
Watching you work through the program so calmly just soothes my initial hesitation about using Obsidian.
This is an excellent series of tutorials. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
You're very welcome!
Your voice combined with the music is very calming
Thanks, Kai - I hope you found the video helpful as well!
so kewl again. honestly, i've rarely seen, if at all, someone who explained things as clearly, cleanly, and simply as you do. I'm very impressed. really appreciate it, thanks dude
I was initially somewhat confounded by the blankness of Obsidian, now the blanks are filling in! Thanks.
I've been using Obsidian in a rather naive fashion for quite a while, but I'm definitely ready to get into it a bit more, and make my use of it more efficient. I like these beginner tutorials even as someone who's not completely a beginner, because it helps me make sure I haven't missed something. For example, I never really used tags. I can see their value relative to the nested folder structure I have been using (allowing you to give multiple tags for a note, etc.), so I'll definitely start doing that now. Thank you!
I still have some specific questions, but I'll go through the rest of the tutorials first to see if you're already addressing those somewhere.
Nick - your work is incredibly well done. Truly grateful that you have built all this for people to improve themselves, their lives, and the lives of everyone. I think that give up learning new things because they get lost, lose momentum, or cannot follow the methodology because of the lack of skill of their teachers. You provide clear, concise, and meaningful, communication and support. As a fellow teacher and coach of many years, I appreciate your work. Thank you and I look forward to much more from you!
I don't know how you don't have more subscribers considering how well made these videos are. Thank you so much for your work!
I think it's because every comment reads like a bot account, or like an intern at a marketing firm being held at gunpoint.
@@Flumpfy Maybe so but making things simple is a lot harder than it looks. Usually the hardest. And thus deserved to be recognized.
I've been needing to do serious note-taking to gather thoughts and ideas that are often lost which I often find regretful later on, sometimes years afterward. Been hearing about Obsidian. Tried to get into it. Seems too complicated. Delayed for over 1 year then found this video. It does help me get started.
I don't care if the other commenters are bots to be honest (they just might not be). I just find these videos useful. In the times of stupid YT shorts and TickTockers, these kind of videos are valuable. And that matters to me.
And yes, I am NOT a bot.
You've made markdown dead easy and simple for me!
such a deeply effective series of videos - I literally had to stop because my psyche was overwhelmed by the possibilities instead of being overwhelmed with complexity 🙏❤️
You put is SO WELL!
Nick's videos are excellent. I've tried so many (not very helpful) Obsidian tutorials here in YT that I gave up for a long time. Then I found these and Nick's whole approach: topics, sequence and presentation are just brilliant. Really turbocharges my learning. Thanks Nick Milo.
watched this two years ago, so glad you started making these videos
that net-cluster thing is so freaking satisfying
I know right?!
This is the only reason I have not started to use it yet. I spend most of my energy with new programs figuring out how and if it will be useful for me as an artist. It’s obviously useful to me but I never put it together that markdown is an actual system and all the videos iv watched seemed like gibberish when they used the system.Thank you for creating this series.
You're welcome, Arthur! I hope it's going well for you now.
Your enthusiasm for the topic is infectious, best. Obsidian vids I’ve viewed. Thank you.
On “the final note” section, I find that restrictions can often be the best way to boost creativity. Great tool!
I appreciate your zen energy. I always get anxious when learning things that challenge my brain (perils of being dyslexic) but you are calm and clear. Also, I can't afford to feel anxious and defensive when my bf is trying to teach me how to use obsidian. 😆😬
I just learned what markdown is a couple of days ago, then learned why markdown is great practice as a programmer for documentation yesterday. Today, I redownloaded Obsidian ( used it for something else previously) and I am so excited to write out my scripts and practice writing documentation in class lol
Thanks for the video!!
I came from your IMF system. I'm a big fan of yours. Keep up with the excellent work!
Thank you! The IMF has been refactored into the LYT system. I'm super excited to share that in the next couple of weeks.
I honestly didn't notice at first that this was Nick Milo. the IMF system is awesome and I'm really looking forward to seeing the LYT system.
Thank you, your ability to nail the explanations so succinctly is indescribable! Great series and it has motivated me to use Obsidian.
Really glad you found this series helpful!
Dude, I've been using Obsidian for months now. Productivity through the roof with this software, seriously. And today I just learned that I've been doing almost everything #wrong! **LMAO!** Thank you so damn much for these videos. Extremely helpful for and #ADHD bastard like me who needs a calm and easy walkthrough! You're my boy blue!
Thank you very much for these online lessons. I couldn't find a convenient lesson in Russian. I will continue to work on your videos and send them to everyone who will get acquainted with Obsidian.
That's so kind of you!
My studying English wasn't just a waste of time.
I am watching all the ads on your channel just to support your amazing channel! Thank you 🙌
Round 2 Markdown first round knockout! luv it brotha! keep'em comin! 🥷
Glad you like it!
I have been a loyal Evernote user for over 10 years and have been generally unhappy for the last few. I didn't realize just how unhappy I was until now! Thanks for the great content!
Really nice and clear tutorial. Easy to follow and understand which is rare in most TH-cam videos. Overall very good teaching and presentation skills. Well done and thank you.
Wow, thanks!
You're such a good orator, and an explainer! Beautifully explained.
Such kind words - thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying this series.
I am stoked! I literally typed along since video one, to really grasp the concept. Your video is outstanding so is your way to explain. Thanks a ton!
I'm glad you found these tutorials helpful - really happy it's resonating with you!!
Thanks for your hard work, Nick!
The keys you mentioned help me to not overthink about formatting during my first days using Obsidian.
You gave just the right amount of what matters most for now.
Looking forward to your next guidance.
^^
Really appreciate you taking the time to share this feedback. Thanks and I'm glad you've found these videos useful!
Came from "Простые Мысли" channel :)
У меня реально не получается разобраться, везде на английском инструкции
@@javascript289 так ты ьоже оттуда или как?
Да, да от Глеба с Простых Мыслей, уже голову сломал с этой программой, не могу разобраться
Oh, did they mention my channel or something?
@@linkingyourthinking No, but he mentioned Obsidian as example of program that can be used for Zettelkasten
Thanks for the simple tutorial on markdown. It's not as intimidating as I thought it would be.
best series of Obsidian
Wow, you really have a talent for explaining things with a good vibe! I salute you!
These are amazing videos on Obsidian. Thanks for letting us know the WHY aspect of using obsidian and how to be more productive.
Thank you very much for making it so simple. Absolutely systematic compared to other guides.
You're very welcome!
Thanks for making Obsidian fun to use !
You're welcome, Walter and you're right - it should be fun to work in!
This was the perfect introduction to Obsidian, I'm so glad I found this video, it was so helpful!!
honestly I was pretty intimidated by learning this new note-taking software (then my worries vanished in the span of this video and your first introductory one). You teach the subject matter really well! Thanks for the support!
I've watched the 1st video out of curiosity, and when I started to watch this one I thought that I might forget about the tags. Now I've decided to install Obsidian and take notes while watching the video :)
Wonderful!
Thank You and the programmers for this software that I imagined so many years ago, Very happy someone did it finally!
When I used to use the Blue Yeti I found that mounting it on a mic boom (even makeshift one) got rid of the keyboard *thump thump thump* when typing. Thanks for the tutorial. Really helped to simplify the concept down to just 6 keys.
Thanks for the tip, Ibrahim! Really glad you enjoyed the tutorial as well!
Lovely to find you, having downloaded Obsidian recently. I plan to use it for my Masters in Psychology beginning in January. You have a wonderful teaching style and I’m looking forward to watching your other videos. I’m still teaching, always learning and turn 64 next week. You’ve got real talent.
a ton of my notes are currently sitting jumbled up in various word documents, especially for any of my stories, so this has been super helpful. i also love the way you explain things - this feels like something I'd watch for comfort instead of a tutorial lmao
Glad you appreciate the pace of the lessons 🙏
Very well curated series to quickly understand how to use Obsidian. I can’t find anyone doing it better on TH-cam. Subscribed!
I so appreciate this how-to video and the wonderfully inspiring examples of how it might be used to grow control of our thoughts and concepts and our intelligence at the same time. I can immediately get a feel for "the power of linking my thinking." And as a friend once told me, "Organized thought is power in the mental environment." This gives me goose bumps... We must find a way to be in control in this medium OR others with more powerful minds will control us.
I wrote down what you said in my Obsidian :)
The best Obsidian tutorial series I've ever run into! This app looked hella scary and I really wanted to use since it seemed better for me in comparison other apps. Thanks so much!!✨✨
100% Agree!!
This app is INSANE as it allows you actually train your brain to remember rather than just taking notes, found this by accident!!
Great Video! 8:24 By the way, in Windows: With Shift + Alt + Mouse you can mark all those hyphens at once and delete them or change them by another character.
Cheers
Hola me sale una cruz no sale nada ojo no tengo windows pero los comandos si son los mismos para linux en ese software
The lessons with you takes fun 🤩😍
Your channel deserves so much more subscribers! Keep up the amazing work. I will for sure recommande your channel and share your videos.
Wow, thank you Kevin!
This is all still quite new, so maybe it will take a while for people to catch on.
this series is really helpful. I have too many separate notes referring to much the same thing. Obsidian is much better at note-taking than textedit.
Thanks for watching! Is there anything else you want to learn more about the Obsidian app? You can fill out this survey so we can help create that video for you. bit.ly/2ZCPZOV
We promise to create high quality content that will be useful, helpful and interesting. We put a lot of serious effort in making these free videos, so if you want to support our channel, please feel free to click the thumbs up above, subscribe to our channel and share this video to people or friends you think will benefit the most out of it. This will help us a lot in reaching and helping more people like you. Also... (Just in case you're interested. We have a special invitation for you below.)
Our dream is to help over 1000 people take their thinking to another level - while future-proofing their notes for decades to come and having more joy in the process.
To make this dream a reality:
We're launching the first public Linking Your Thinking online workshop. It will start October 27th and go for 6 weeks. It’s limited to 12 spots. And we will only accept applications from serious lifelong learners, students and professionals who are ready for a workshop like this.
At the end of the online workshop, you’ll walk away with:
- increased confidence in your PKM system and increased joy using it
- new tools to reliably think at a higher and sustained level
- your own personalized, antifragile, flexible, future-proof PKM system
- a group of “modern” friends that you can learn from and feel comfortable sharing ideas with
If you’re at all interested in learning more, click this link waitlist.linkingyourthinking.com/ to be the first to hear the details that will be dropping over the next several weeks - including the webinar for how to use the LYT Kit.
If you're eager to have early access than everyone else, the best way to do that is to apply and ask your questions here form.questionscout.com/5f6040befcba5116647a5346
⏳ TIMESTAMPS
[00:00-00:41] - What You'll Learn in This Video
[00:44] - Making Links
[02:03] - Using Tags
[03:07] - Using Italics
[03:58] - Using Bold
[04:36] - Creating Lists or bullet points
[05:12-06:59] - How to Use the Different Levels of Headers
[06:59-08:36] - Quick demo on improving the format of your notes with Markdown
[08:36] - The final note
Learn Lesson 3 here about the The 8 Settings to Activate in the Obsidian App for Beginners: th-cam.com/video/_2z-7D4bQEA/w-d-xo.html
Go here if you haven't seen lesson 1 on How to Get Started with the Obsidian App for Note-Taking for Complete Beginners: th-cam.com/video/QgbLb6QCK88/w-d-xo.html
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I'm super glad I found this app and tutorials. This is going to make keeping my worldbuilding notes organized _so_ much easier!
Really glad you found it helpful!
Thank you. This is excellent explanation. So clear and straight to the point and easy of understand
Greetibgs form Mexico! thanks for all your videos, you are wonderful and georgeous!!!
thank you for helping me organize my life
You're welcome, Alexander! Glad you found it useful!
thanks for the lessons.. really useful and am creating a NOTE simultaneously as you go here.
Great video series. I started using Obsidian without watching your videos, mistake, I think. My challenge now is to make sense of these using the skills I learned from your video series.
I hope it's going well, Edward!
For anyone watching this, they now have an option in appearance where you can list the title again at the top of the note automatically.
Also, with a lot of the themes, each heading uses a different font color as well, which is nice. So try other themes
you made me an obsidian fan tonight
Nick thank you for this - it has really helped me grasp some of the breadth Obsidian is capable of.
You're welcome! Glad to help.
Amazing series, simply amazing
Thanks Hasan!
I´ve just took notes from this video with obisidian! Really Cool, Thanks!😬
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for these videos. I'm just starting to use Obsidian and this is exactly what I needed, great and clear explanations step by step. I'm so glad I found you and looking forward to keep learning with the next lessons! :-)
Glad it was helpful!
So when do you decide to tag something versus link something? I'm confused. Dont they serve the same purpose?
Really love your guides and Obsidian
i wondered why you didn't use the preview mode in obsidian . this is the point . we use something like # or ~~ and so on , to form our text to looks better . so when we write our markdown , we should render it to loos without the shapes and stuff .
Thanks for the basics!
You're quite welcome!
Great lesson 2.
Thank you!
Thank you Nick. Frustrated with Evernotes as I couldn't organize it the way I wanted it & Intimidated with the complicated Notion, Fortunately I stumbled upon your series on Obsidian. Your new subbie :)
Great explanation! I just started using obsidian and it is amazing. Thanks for the good work and keep it going please.
Glad you're finding this series useful, Brian!
Things would have been easier if I had found this video when starting to play around in Obsidian. Very good explanation in a brief video.
I hear that, Terry. There can be a steep learning curve at first. I'm glad these videos have helped you now though and I hope it's going well!
Really the best video to understand obsidian 😮😮😮😮 awesome work brother🎉
Awesome video! Thank you so much for explaining the basics so well.
Thank you! Very good explanation
You made it look easy. Thank you!
Excellent stuff, man! Thank you!
Excellent goodness in this information and video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I happened upon Obsidian two days ago. I saw the potential, but was finding the online info a bit overwhelming. So many options, and not a lot of explaining what does what.
I have a clear idea of what I (initially) want to get done, and think you are giving me the clear tools for doing so. Thank you!
Btw, I'm wondering if you are "related" to Obsidian in any way...?
You really know how to teach. Thank you so much, because of you, i know now, how to use this application. Thanks again
Happy to hear that!
Dude interestingggg. I switched from lastpass to keepass for the same reason. Now that my current note taking app is struggling, I am looking for alternatives. May have to jump to obsidian.
You make really cool, useful and educational videos 👏🏻 thank you and greetings from Mexico 🌮
Thank you very much, and you're very welcome!
Try setting up macro for every keys works like a charm
following along great so far! Thanks so much!
m in love with u man ... content so good n clear tysm for making this series 😍😍
So nice of you
I'm an Obsidian newbee. I read that I can preserve the markdown formatting I'm seeing in ChatGPT dialogs (specifically, mathematical notation) by copying it and pasting it into Obsidian, but I'm not seeing that. I am copying onto a so-called "canvas" so maybe that's not the right approach. It looks to me like ChatGPT is using a markdown language like LaTeX, but I'm not sure what it is. Can Obsidian interpret that properly? Or do I need a fancier markdown editor to do that?
I knew all the things explained except for those specific to Obsidian which were a few, but still I enjoyed the whole video which means to me that you are doing the job greatly! Thanks!
This is so helpful--Thank you!!
You're welcome, Deb!
I'm really liking your video's! One thing that is still a bit unclear for me is when tags are useful or in what cases they can be used?
Great video. Thank you.
This was great. Thank you!
Lesson learned:
# or ## or ### (with space) = heading/ text size
# (without space) = is to sort or just to emphasize words just like a bookmaks to sort things out
Auto list and numbering
Amazing explanation
Glad it was helpful!
Nick is such a spiritual hype man
Maybe one of my favorite comments ever lol
@@linkingyourthinking haha keep it up!
Thank you, bro it's very useful.
You're very welcome, Mattia!