Effective Note-Taking to Remember More + Create New Ideas

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Good reading needs smart note-taking. With it, you remember more of what you read, understand books better and form new, interesting ideas.
This 2-step system is dead simple to apply. The first stage helps you take effective notes to improve your comprehension. The second stage allows you to unlock the hidden power of your notes by letting them connect to other notes you might have. But why is this great? It enables you to create unique insights; ideas you can reflect over and be proud of sharing.
And the best part is, you can apply it to your current note-taking system, even if it's different. The basic theory of it is powerful, but simple, meaning you can implement it anywhere you wish.
Hope it helps you reach your goals!
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00-00:32 Benefit 1 (Understand)
00:32-1:17 Benefit 2 (New Ideas)
1:17-2:00 Stage 1 (Literature Notes)
2:00-5:44 The 3 Benefits of Using Your Own Words
5:44-6:44 Stage 2 (Atomic Notes)
6:44-8:35 Example In Action
8:35-9:25 Where Should I Do It?

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12 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 39

@bekzodkhamutov2328 5 дней назад

Your insights are incredibly honest man. Thank you!

@odysseas__ 5 дней назад

Much appreciated, thank you

@nonamejustme2222 4 месяца назад

It's priceless how your videos bring a soft yet sharp light upon better harvesting our own mental gardens without the heavy tilt of anxiety of not having it all together in perfect alignment since birth... a fictional turmoil some of us do carry and wrestle with :") The threads conjoining your ideas and your eloquence bring me joy to listen to and ponder about. Thank you for sharing a piece of your mind with us in such a creative form!

@odysseas__ 4 месяца назад

Thanks so much, and that was beautifully written..

@user-kk2rz6tl6g 17 дней назад

This is really helpful - thank you! After years of taking notes on lectures, presentations, books, film, conversations - and not always with any form of organization - the idea of atomic notes which you so well explained will help me pull it all together and make connections. I am grateful!

@odysseas__ 17 дней назад

I'm delighted to hear it, thanks!

@LauraNekoMiauh 4 дня назад

I am very thankful for your video, it gave me a push to start writing and investigating, things that I was containing for a long time. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience!

@LauraNekoMiauh 4 дня назад

haha, actually, this comment goes for another video. I was watching 3 of yours at the same time, :p "Obsidian: The King of Learning Tools (FULL GUIDE + SETUP)". But now, you got a lil of promo

@7catsinatrenchcoat789 4 месяца назад

Very clear and approachable! It's obvious this is a topic you care about sharing with other people, which makes it even easier to digest.

@odysseas__ 4 месяца назад

Thanks, that means a lot

@spronga3305 2 месяца назад

Recent subscriber of the channel (I assume I'll be here for a while though...) and I love the quality of content you produce. Your videos "How to Manage Multiple Interests" and "Mini Essays: The Ultimate Learning Tool" really spoke to me. It's been extremely helpful to have your advice on productive ways to INTAKE information. School provides us with vast amounts of information, but rarely are we taught effective ways to process and comprehend all the information given to us. This channel is a treasure trove for those who sincerely care about their education and have a deep appreciation for learning.

@orp5us 2 месяца назад

After watching a few videos from this channel the system I devloped for myself is to spend some time reading on my kindle in the day time, highlighting and marking parts of it with symbols, then importing those highlights into obsidian, handwriting my own words for the sake of of it, and then scanning my writing into obsidian

@odysseas__ 2 месяца назад

Nice flow, I like it

@zacke6 Месяц назад

Best explanation of this ive seen bro mad props

@dqan7372 5 месяцев назад

A great idea I keep forgetting to follow through on.

@odysseas__ 5 месяцев назад

Thanks, hope it serves you even a little

@stephencharlton2024 4 месяца назад

Excellent, thank you

@odysseas__ 4 месяца назад

Much appreciated, hope it helps

@wnJhntn 5 месяцев назад

Do you think you should take notes on the first read through an epic poem? I’ve been told to read epics through the first time just to get the plot, and then again as many times as necessary to capture all the details; this makes sense, but sometimes I feel like the first read is a little mindless-almost like watching TV.

@rzLl_pz5 5 месяцев назад

I struggle with this thought too. I wanna get the most out of my first read, but I'm afraid of losing the forest for the trees and all that. But then again, I'll only get to read many epics once through in their entirety, given their length, so I suppose it's better to make notes on style, theme and form in addition to plot when going through them

@odysseas__ 5 месяцев назад

I suppose notes don't hurt as long as you can stay immersed in the narrative. Both approaches work, I'm sure

@carloslandivar 2 месяца назад

Literature notes are made during reading, correct? And do you do it directly digitally or with a pencil in hand in the book itself and later transcribe it to digital?

@m.f.djaffar5317 8 дней назад

Great vid, you did it again. One question : at the end of this "process", you have produced a litt note, and several atomic/permanent notes, linked to this litt note. When you navigate your vault or the big graph, do you have made litterature notes "different" from "atomic/pemanent notes", at first glance? How to know when you find a very old note what is its type? Is it only with a reference inside to a book/article or do you use an other mean like color or tag or even a folder? Thx

@odysseas__ 8 дней назад

Thanks. Literature notes are stored in a different folder to atomic notes, and this lets you make them different colours in the graph view. You can do this by going to the graph view settings, going to 'groups,' then typing path: + the folder name and then choosing a colour.

@BookMattic 5 месяцев назад

Nice adaptation from How to Take Smart Notes by Sönke Ahrens and Zettelkasten.

@odysseas__ 4 месяца назад

Thanks, I loved that book and wanted to package it in a more accessible way

@BookMattic 4 месяца назад

@@odysseas__ For sure you synthesized it. You did exactly what you said in the video.👌

@Ka112eb Месяц назад

show us your mini essay methods

@odysseas__ Месяц назад

Video is coming soon on this

@kaushal_kumar2422 5 месяцев назад

Ur good ❤

@odysseas__ 5 месяцев назад

Thank you

@ana-bh6rv 2 месяца назад

have you ever used notion for literature notes, atomic note or even developed there a system to upgrade your studying skills for material related to your career? i'm trying to improve my study system these days and i use notion, which helps me relate concepts (i study biology, and i'm sure i can probably develop a better one) and i was just wondering if you ever developed a system like the one you showed in the video for studying

@odysseas__ 2 месяца назад

Nothing as in depth as with Obsidian. The most I did was write down a list of topics for each subject I should be familar with, like a checklist.

@hhah23 5 месяцев назад

Have you made a video where you recommend some books ? i would like to read more non fiction this year and you seem to read high quality non fiction books so i would appreciate if you recommend us some books

@odysseas__ 5 месяцев назад

I have some ideas in the pipeline for 'book spotlights,' where I focus on one book and the ideas within. If you want lots of good suggestions, I'd check out Nat Eliason here on yt

@hhah23 5 месяцев назад

@@odysseas__ thanks for the reply, i sure will check out that channel, also, that seems like a great video idea, definitely looking forward to it