The Rise of Obsidian as a Second Brain | ft. Nick Milo

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Tiago Forte asks Obsidian expert Nick Milo: How good is the note-taking app Obsidian as a Second Brain?
Here’s how Nick rated Obsidian across 10 key Second Brain factors.
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Obsidian as a Second Brain
00:23 1. Search
01:13 2. Duplicate
03:19 3. Access
04:47 4. Share
06:08 5. Ease of Use
07:36 6. Upgrade
09:10 7. Transfer
10:06 8. Connect
12:44 9. Capture
13:46 10. Organize
14:49 11. Security
15:49 How to Learn Obsidian
16:02 Final Score
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🎥 CONTRIBUTORS
Executive Producer: Marc Koenig
Video Editor: Marc Koenig
Screen Capture & App Expert: John Mavrick
Animator: Nikolay Ofitserov
Thumbnail Designer: Dillon Toma
Host: Tiago Forte
Guest: Nick Milo

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22 июл 2024

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@linkingyourthinking Год назад

What a fun time chatting about Obsidian! It's a truly amazing app. - Nick

@jeffreythemeditator Год назад

You were verrrrry convincing, Nick. I wonder if you would do an episode on your own channel about how someone might use this for long form content. Scrivener uses Markdown, but it isn't a great quick capture environment. I wonder about using these two together. Anyway, thanks to Tiago for a great video, and to you for such care in your evaluation of Obsidian.

@RichardHaggerty Год назад

Brilliant to see you guys together. Tiago helped me get my projects honed and Evernote in shape. Nick, your intro video inspired me to develop a Second Brain in Obsidian. Learned Zettelcasten principles at the same time. I've never had a place to capture and link all my thinking. Now I do, it's 'go time' for books, products, and everything else I have wanted to explore. Huge thanks to both of you!

@linkingyourthinking Год назад

@@RichardHaggerty Happy to hear Richard. I'll see you around!

@linkingyourthinking Год назад

@@jeffreythemeditator Happy you enjoyed. Thanks for the suggestion Jeffrey :)

@Ramdapanda Год назад

10/10 presentation of the app! I recently started reading Bulding a Second Brain and been slowly researching which app to use. After being able to find a Notebook app with actual modern UX I've landed with Obsidan after first disgregarding it as too advanced when trying it out on mobile. This video just affirmed my bias in the best of ways. Will definitly be hitting up your channel for more ideas on how to work with it!

@rootcause2932 Год назад

THIS IS THE COLLAB WE ALL HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR, DON'T EVEN PRETEND YOU WEREN'T.

@mfpears Год назад

I just started with Obsidian last week

@alexnder8401 4 месяца назад

No. The UI is pinch black. Hate this

@av3ngers17 Месяц назад

@@alexnder8401 what are you even talking about

@susanpearson-creativefibro Год назад

My Obsidian second brain is basically a mashup of the best advice I have taken from Tiago and Nick. I created a PPV in Notion following August Bradley. I spent a week building it and after another week I was frustrated. I am seven months into Obsidian and love it more each day.

@CrazyCanuck55 Год назад

Agree completely, followed the August Bradley method with Notion but found it to be an overly complicated approach. I now am using Obsidian for notes (I would consider myself a beginner but so far it is easy to capture and get my info down and pull it up in the future as needed, look forward to getting more out of tags and other features as I advance). Secondly, I use Tick Tick for tasks, I tried really really REALLY hard to get to-dos and notes in the same app, but I think there are just so many limitations when you try to make it all happen in a single app. Separating the two gives flexibility and freedom imo.

@buhains Год назад

@@CrazyCanuck55 Actually surprised we have the same TickTick + Obsidian solution! I agree with you that I just like things simple and scalable.

@DaveRider719 Год назад

Same here. Switched to Obsidian from Notion and using Nirvana App for Tasks. I was obsessed with building up a workflow in notion but didn't use it really. Cheers

@mrrohitjadhav470 Год назад

Same here 🥳

@blendingdude3429 Год назад

I love PPV, I'm just thinking to use obsidian in place of the knowledge lab of the system, ppv to organize my life, obsidian to organize my studies

@yannickhs7100 Год назад

Since trying different apps, I can definitely agree with Nick’s evaluation. If you prefer to just organize and have an aesthetic, simple organizational structure, go for Evernote and Notion. Obsidian will just be overkill. But if you intend to one day make creative outputs such as writing about a topic, conducting academic research, youtube videos etc. I think Obsidian is by far what we have best for now. Note: a couple of plugins are also life-changing for Obsidian such as; Quickadd, Dataview, DB folder, Podnotes, Excalidraw, Excalibrain, Mindmaps Each takes some time to get used to be the capabilities are endless and that’s the beautiful thing to see as a community ! Thanks for the video

@itsjohnmavrick Год назад

The team and Nick did an amazing job at showcasing the powerhouse of an app, super happy you guys are spreading awareness of the up and coming second brain contender 😎 Thanks for letting me help with the screen recordings and the second brain movement :)

@TiagoForte Год назад

Thanks for being our resident Notes app expert! 👊

@itsjohnmavrick Год назад

@@TiagoForte Anything to contribute to the second brain movement ;)

@adrianswebvideos Год назад

Tip: If you want to "Copy Link to Block" and "Copy Block embed" as shown at 2:08 you will need to install an extension called Copy Block Link.

@LailaHomemade Год назад

Thanks Adrian, I was looking for how Nick did that!

@as_below_so_above 3 месяца назад

I don't know if it has been added or updated since this comment, but you can embed links by adding an exclamation point just before the link. No need for a plugin ![[Link Text Here]]

@adrianswebvideos 3 месяца назад

@@as_below_so_above Thanks :) I haven't tried it lately, but does it also work for linking to a block or rather a specific line/paragraph in a file?

@as_below_so_above 3 месяца назад

@adrianswebvideos Oh I see. If you want to link a specific block or line of text, you would probably need a plugin. The way I described just embeds the entire note into another note, useful for outlines and Maps of Content (MOCs).

@rafagrande007 Месяц назад

life saver!

@tictechtoelabs Год назад

I love this video. Thank you Tiago. All of your videos are seriously super helpful. When you analyse apps, you don't give any fluff and you say it as it is. Much much appreciated! I am currently on a journey on building my own 2nd brain and all thanks to your methodology! Kudos!

@Alsan-ii7wx Год назад

Wanted a video like this to decide if I want to start with obsidian. Thank you! Loved your book btw, life changing

@davidbrohede Год назад

Thank you both! I appreciate this soooo much. Very valuable to get this kind of expert overview of the strengths and weaknesses/perks of Obsidian. ❤

@keepproductive Год назад

What a coming together of great minds!

@buhains Год назад

As someone who uses Obsidian for my second brain, I really appreciated how much detail and candidness Nick had in his answers instead of overselling the program. I think the system is really impressive and great for second brain use but it does have its caveats that can make it or break it for people, and it's important to point those things out. 100% agree on his assessment of Obsidian's upgradability and the speed of use. Keyboard-led design is really key to this.

@goldenknowledge5914 Год назад

The editing in this video is mind-blowing

@OwnnOfficial Год назад

I’ve waited for this for years!!! Thank you❤

@percocetzh Год назад

This is sick thank you man! I feel like Evernote’s search function just can’t be beat though. Especially since it has OCR so searching through slides, images, and handwriting is a breeze

@RameshKumar-ng3nf Год назад

Was very Helpful ❤🙏🏻. I moved from Remnote to Obsidian since 4 weeks and enjoying it . The best app for me overall as second brain 👌👌🙏🏻. Very fast and backlinks are so useful. Dosent require a internet connection. Can work offline seamlessly 🙏🏻

@juliobc408 Год назад

Great analysis, thanks. As an intermediate user of Obsidian I have learned a few me things here, such as the possibility to edit and merge my tags with the community plugin

@flyingbanana7939 Год назад

Greate vedio! As a 8 years Evernnote user trying to find the next app for my notetaking, this helps a lot! Thank you!

@anagrahn Год назад

Nice to see more on Obsidian. I moved from Notion for team collaboration to ClickUp. And for my personal notes to Obsidian.

@Stevederald Год назад

Wow, great video format, love the concise nature of the rubric!

@chrisbbh Год назад

Fantastic video. Great collab with Nick!

@igormalev607 Год назад

Something which I needed today. Thank you Tiago for such useful content.

@SageAwakens 9 месяцев назад

This video is incredibly well-edited. Well done.

@BrunoPulis Год назад

B.A.S.B and Obisdian means true love. Thanks for this video Tiago.

@wongsimon2387 8 месяцев назад

Great explanation of Obsidian and its coverage. Thanks.

@webdavis Год назад

This is what I use for my second brain. Love it

@DannyHatcherTech Год назад

The collaborative sync is pretty good. I think live share is the only issue but that can be solved by using VScode, so it is more code friendly yes but doable.

@cerveaunumeriquefr Год назад

Très bonne vidéo sur Obsidian merci Tiago et Nick !

@orange-vlcybpd2 Год назад

subtle cutting, well made and on point.

@alaaji2 Год назад

Markdown is really simple to learn. That is my absolute favorite part of this app.

@senseibas8199 Год назад

Awesone video. Dataview and the todoist plugin rock. Also if you dont have the plugin you want you can write your own.

@coreylevine5348 Год назад

Has Tiago Forte ever done this ranking for Evernote?! I feel like it would be super interesting to see how Tiago would rank his own EN second brain in this ranking system.

@prabhakardeep Год назад

This this awesome, gotta try it out.

@jochenkalkbrenner Год назад

Awesome! Discovered Obsidian a few month ago, liked the customizability a lot, but got lost in it. In the end I got stuck with Craft. Perfect match for me while looking for an alternative for notion that works offline. Would be nice if you find an interview partner for Craft as well. Maybe numeric citizen. He works with Craft a lot and is quite critical.

@alexsafayan7684 Год назад

why didn’t notion work for you? notion works offline

@samueltremblay275 Год назад

Now we have to talk about deep focus and doing one thing at a time like not picking our phone each 30 sec in an interview :D

@PaulDickson7 Год назад

Loving the Nick checking his iPhone Edits that weren't cut out. Guess we'll get distracted by our Phones ;)

@birdiewolf3497 Год назад

Yeah, I looked at all the apps and Obsidian was just the one that best fit my use case for a second brain. I really wanted something that will link my notes together. I was thinking about Notion, but it seem super complicated. I liked the you can just start typing and linking immediately with Obsidian , then learn the rest as you go. And my goodness I feel more creative , and I NEVER thought of myself as a creative person at all.

@rodking7501 9 месяцев назад

Excellent interviewer and interviewee. Well done!

@TiagoForte 9 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@Chalisque Год назад

I found with Obsidian that I was just using it as a wiki of Markdown documents. I didn't use anything else of it. And sync'ing multiple machines was a problem. So I migrated to a simple online wiki using Markdown as the document format, with a few hacks.

@animeamv2381 Год назад

Great video, I’ll have to try obsidian once at least but I doubt it’ll be able to replace notion for me though. Especially the inability to have a collaborate workspace.

@Quintenkonijn Год назад

Our team actually uses Git to enable colaboration on Obsidian vaults. Works pretty good, and you have version control / history for free.

@encapsulatio Год назад

Any videos or articles that talks about how to use Obsidian with Git and is beginner friendly and good for non-developers ? Thank you!

@JuanVazquez-gw3pu Год назад

What I haven't quite figured out is how to combine the PARA approach with the Zettlekasten-flavored way of growing a garden of interconnected notes that Obsidian makes so delicious. Hopefully the second half of Building a Second brain answers that question! I'm eating up the book in big chunks.

@halleyscomet0867 Год назад

Hi! I had the same problem that you had. How I dealt with it was using Folders exclusively for Projects, then putting my notes in like 1 folder. Areas and Resources are a bit fuzzy in my system tbh, but how I made Areas and Resources separate was using tags to separate the two. Hope this helped!

@ClarkeScott Год назад

I've used them all and Obsidian is the best by a mile!

@WarrenRunk Год назад

Amazing video with great evaluation criteria. Only one problem: didn't the your second brain book on that bookshelf!! :D

@dsantos1368 Год назад

This is a great video! Where can I find more information on tracking projects that was shown at 8:31?

@robertmullinslives Год назад

Programming in the R interface uses 'markdown' as well. Kind of interesting.

@romankubiv1801 Год назад

Obsidian also becomes a complete data playground if you know basic java script and have the courage to play around with dataview with javascript

@delemtube Год назад

Great collab

@kylenguyen5515 Год назад

i really apreciate your help with dowloanding this software

@Agapenutrition 6 месяцев назад

One big question not answered: I use three different Macs at home and my big Windows desktop depending on where I am working, and three more at work. So where do you house the database, If the answer is a cloud-based solution, how do you resync when working offline? Loved the format of the video with ratings for each area.

@DrDanAllosso Год назад

Actually, though, if you trust your teammates (and backup frequently), it DOES work to share a vault someplace like Dropbox. That's how my Obsidian Book Clubs collaborate. It's in a shared, but private, folder.

@martimlobao Год назад

Just a small correction at the end, the final score is 92/110, not 92/100 (or ignoring the bonus points it’s 82/100).

@colerees3965 Год назад

Bonus points on a test aren't in the denominator. They're bonus!

@Tests Год назад

@@colerees3965 what bonus are you talking about? aren't there 11 categories?

@bepreparedforwhatscoming4975 Год назад

No 92/110 becomes 92/100. The max score would be 110/100, which would probably never happen anyways

@jasonbourne757 Год назад

I'm a software engineer and I use dendron for my programming related notes. And Samsung Notes for other notes. Samsung Notes is just amazing..!

@Hyke_Alex Год назад

I just learned the technique of the second brain and I tried Notion at first, but too much "bullshit", too much time to have something beautiful, and I don't think I would have used it. Then I found Obsidian (thanks to Eliott Meunier) and I love it. I'm just in the beginning but it's simple, there are a lot of useful plugins (kanban, Anki, Todo...)

@klaymoon1 Год назад

I'm interested in Obsidian. Does anyone know if we can create a page within a page in Obsidian? Because that's one feature I love on some apps.

@alexnder8401 4 месяца назад

4:00 - why would you need to "setup sync"? Can't it just work without my attention? I'm wondering would I get access to all my notes if I'm offline and app decided to log me off for some reason?

@Chessmasteroo Год назад

Obsidian can be accessed on the web, just not out-of-the-box. I containerized it with Docker and access it through a cloud provider.

@Josephinedrose 11 месяцев назад

Any advice on how to back up obsidian? I have looked and can't seem to find videos on it.

@diyorbeksielts Год назад

congratulations on 100k subs!

@osscartega Год назад

Tiago we need a video of you talking about Things 3 please!

@TiagoForte Год назад

Good idea

@new-lviv 7 месяцев назад

For my notes, Logseq works the best. Its list nature is what I need to dump everything into it and add some tags and TODO marks. It structures it all for me.

@AumJi13 Год назад

As a student I tried Remnote and fell in love!! Very similar to obsidian + spaced repetition! May be not as robust as obsidian but fulfils my needs!

@yannick_yt Год назад

I agree! RN is massively underrated imo

@leolit55 Год назад

But Obsidian has plugins for that, too :))

@AumJi13 Год назад

@@leolit55 for spaced repetition flash cards?

@leolit55 Год назад

@@AumJi13 Yes, plugin called "Spaced Repetition"

@yannick_yt Год назад

@@leolit55 does it work on mobile?

@CarlosReyes-ku6ub Год назад

Nice I'm struggling to decide which second brain to use: Org-Roam (Emacs) or Obsidian

@MegaManoja Год назад

By the way what obsidian theme is being used in the video?

@denniszenanywhere 11 месяцев назад

How does it compare to scrivener and google docs when writing a book other than having it on your computer and not on the cloud?

@josecaldev 5 месяцев назад

6:55 How can he highlight anything and move it? I use a Community plugin named 'Outliner' that allows me to do that with lists. I want to do the same with block other than lists. Someone knows?

@LeslieStroobant Год назад

Good job, you tried to calculate 11x10 and got pretty close! The correct answer was 110 though, so the score is 92/110. If you don't include the bonus "Security" category, the score is 82/100.

@TiagoForte Год назад

lol

@gnocchi_ 11 месяцев назад

7:02 Anyone know what plugin they used to move lines of text?

@thousandtyone Год назад

Obsedian supports collaboration when you use it with git. Collaboration is just as robust as git so rating of 5 was a little too strict.

@akchen3571 Год назад

Regarding transferability, I wonder if that works with images taken on the app - as well as plain text

@FansOfCrypto Год назад

@TiagoForte, when are you launching your own app?

@user-uy7ds1xg7w 10 месяцев назад

What's name of typeface or font file in this video? I've found it pretty.

@Kassan6ra Год назад

I love the theme, which one is it?

@AdamSaxton Год назад

Loving Obsidian!

@capitanDakkar 3 месяца назад

Does transferibility work well with images?

@TheddunTOSS Год назад

We use Obsidian as an internal company brain with multiple people with next to no problems. We use Git to resolve issues about rights and conflicts.

@laurenbaker5780 Год назад

Do you happen to have recommendations for building a second brain from scratch for someone with ADHD?

@paulywalnutz5855 Год назад

yeh i love obsidian. i have notion and that has better features for some things, and i may use it in future, but obsidian is superior for most things, in terms of my preference and what i need it for which is soley gardening notes and developing ideas

@gambletest8346 8 месяцев назад

Cool video

@ChanceCooper125 10 месяцев назад

You can collaborate with Git. Just do a shared repo. Each team member checks out a branch off the Master branch before working on a file, then does a pull request for their changes. The team can review, any merge conflicts can be resolved and then the new content can merge back to Master. You can setup a hook to re-deploy the web version each time you merge to master. So it stays up to date. In that way Obsidian could be as collaborative as any programming project. Very easy to manage and avoid mistakes

@ChanceCooper125 10 месяцев назад

A follow-on. You should be using version control regardless of whether or not you’re collaborating because you can make large scale edits safely. If you don’t have version control you have to be pretty careful not to mess anything up because you can’t revert changes.

@ruud1071 Год назад

It is 92 out of 110, not out of a 100. So on a 10-scale, it scores a 8.4

@user-be7yz9ju5w Год назад

Greetings, What app do you use to create a mind map or flowchart of the Second Brain diagrams as seen on various RU-vid BASB videos? Please advise. Richard James

@TiagoForte Год назад

We mock these up in Keynote (for Mac OS) and then our animator rebuilds it in Adobe AfterEffects

Год назад

Tiago, I would love to hear your comments on the A.C.C.E.S.S. framework that Nick has developed.

@Agapenutrition 6 месяцев назад

Would like to see a video using various systems together as a system. For example, I like using Evernote to capture things. It is simple, everywhere, but I don't find Evernote or Notion as useful as Obsidian for linking information together. Notion is a bit overwhelming until you have used it for a while. and gets expensive in a hurry if used as a team tool. My system uses Smartsheet and Evernote together. Smartsheet is more of a major system for organizing companies, projects, and teams rather than a second brain, and surprisingly much less expensive when used as a small team because with my plan I have unlimited collaborators with editing capability.

@LinkEX Год назад

5:35 "So I say it's almost unusable in a realistic team scenario. So with this one, I'd have to give it a 5." That's a very accommodating rating for an app that, as you said, is meant for a single author only 😅 That said, if your team is familiar with a version control system like GIT, treating it like a code project can be a workaround.

@encapsulatio Год назад

Any videos or articles that talks about how to use Obsidian with Git ? Thank you!

@nyanfpv3179 Год назад

Actually not that hard. Just install git and save your vault in the git repo. Then you just git pull, edit notes, git commit, git push and done.

@ghosthunter0950 Год назад

I've seen someone do his thesis with it using a self hosted git. It was genuinely brilliant.

@encapsulatio Год назад

@@ghosthunter0950 did he write the steps anywhere online?

@nyanfpv3179 Год назад

Seriously, just look up git tutorial. There are many of them. Or just ask ChatGPT to explain the steps to you. There is also a obsidian plugin which git pulls and git commits periodically for you.

@tansquare866 Год назад

Can you do comparison analysis of clickup with notion

@upvotecomment2110 Год назад

Notion is too much extra work (but I used Notion for a long while) Roam was the first... But i was paid and exclusive when I tried it... So... I'm All in to Obsidian for the longest time now

@wissenistmacht137 Год назад

Finally!!!

@tompuijpeNL Год назад

Next one should be a Logseq expert!

@TiagoForte Год назад

It will be ;-)

@mantaq10 Год назад

The best part about this chat is Nick has a scathing blog against progressive summarisation yet here they are spreading joy together, such an epitome of civility ❤🎉

@TiagoForte Год назад

Wait til you hear what I think about MOCs

@notclagnew Год назад

When might the reveal happen? 😁

@dhruvsingal8857 Год назад

@@TiagoForte Any idea when is this happening, Tiago?

@rushabhparikh4797 Год назад

Obsidian or Notion, which one's better?

@ztd2845 Год назад

Wait, how is he moving chunks of text? I copy paste that.

@rdd-technical6824 Год назад

Three words about why Obsidian is the best: Native Vim Mode. Being able to quickly navigate through links and edit text without taking my hands off the home row is a boon to my productivity. It removes friction between information retrieval and idea generation. I think there should be another category for this rated 10/10.

@apophenic_ Год назад

God I hate vim. But so much respect for you brave souls who can use it efficiently.

@RenderingUser Год назад

Man Finding the vim key setting was the best thing that happened while using Obsidian

@trainerred6582 Год назад

Does anyone know how he did that at 2:06 ? I'm trying to see if he used other characters besides ``` to start the quote because I don't have that option to embed

@TiagoForte Год назад

To start the actual quote syntax type > at the beginning. (``` is for starting a code block) To easily embed blocks like shown onto another page, you can install a community plugin to have the block option in the right-click menu: github.com/mgmeyers/obsidian-copy-block-link

@trainerred6582 Год назад

@@TiagoForte Thank you!

@pablo.elorza Год назад

My problem is that I take a lot of notes with an iPad Pro and Apple Pencil. Is it possible to integrate your handwritten notes in Obsidian? I would like to see those notes in my second brain too

@Applecitylightkiwi Год назад

Possible, but needs plugin i think

@moniqueprem Год назад

I’m just getting into notion, but I wonder how future proof the linking aspect is. I understand that the text files can be opened in any text editor, but how are the links managed or exported? Having something like notion using database, the etl would be pretty easy to backup into any database for long term storage. Im not sure if this has a solution. Is it using something like Redis for the backend and that’s why it’s much faster than other alternatives.

@maxim8388 Год назад

Markdown is an open standard. Many other apps support linking. For example github pages or sphinx documentation can process obsidian notes without any problems.

@mess6001 Год назад

Notion, Evernote e Obsidian combination is GOOD SECOND BRAIN

@Justgoodvids Год назад

5:30 collaboration is supported, but there aren’t multiplayer features

@martin-raison-music-composer 5 часов назад

Whats' your take on RemNote ?

@Tests Год назад

Why does he say 100 out of 92 at 16:08 isn't it 11 categories? so 92 out of 110?

@atalhlla Год назад

Obsidian does include folders, but the hierarchical tags themselves act as folders as well. I’m slowly walking myself back from the folder based workflow to sit purely in tags. We’ll see how that goes though, as I may return to some folder based organization in particular cases. Having files in multiple “folders” simultaneously is useful, though.