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One pernicious thing with writing about productivity and knowledge systems: you only change systems that aren’t working, and you tend to write about things d...
2024/10/18 One pernicious thing with writing about productivity and knowledge systems: you only change systems that aren’t working, and you tend to write about things during times of change. So most writing about productivity systems stem from people whose systems have failed them. It is with this ironic prologue that I answer a question I've received from a few folks in reference to my usesthis.com interview: Curious if you could share a bit more about how you use Things & Obsidian? I love Things but feel like I’m kind of holding it wrong. And haven’t yet been able to get into Obsidian.…
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