Getting Started With Logseq Workflow Design ft. Dario da Silva (OneStutteringMind)

Timestamps

• 0:00 Session introduction by Ramses

• 1:43 Introduction by Dario and how he got into Personal Knowledge Management

• 3:48 Ramses' journey to Personal Knowledge Management

• 6:07 How to get started with using thinking tools when the map of the territory isn't clear yet

• 10:38 The features that got Ramses hooked on networked note-taking

• 12:42 How Roam and Logseq helped Ramses retrieve and compare information

• 14:29 How Dario discovered the power of block references

• 15:51 Ramses' newsletter creation workflow using block references

• 18:21 How Ramses uses the CODE framework for content creation and word memos

• 23:38 Documenting vs designing workflows

• 24:37 Dario's adaption of Joel Chan's research workflow

• 34:21 How to get started with workflow design if you don't fully know the capabilities of a tool yet

• 39:04 The two most important features to get started with as a Logseq beginner

• 39:47 A word on exporting/sharing from Logseq

• 41:20 Ramses' workflow to design and refine workflows

• 45:17 An example of a refined workflow and how Ramses got to it

• 51:09 Start of Q&A

• 51:19 Q&A: How to collaborate with others in a Logseq graph?

• 52:03 Q&A: Will deep linking to Logseq from other apps be possible?

• 52:33 Q&A: What are best practices to collaborate with others in a Logseq graph?

• 54:52 Q&A: What are our favorite use cases for properties in Logseq?

• 59:37 How Dario uses the query table functionality in combination with properties

• 1:01:56 The usefulness of (block) properties

• 1:03:59 Q&A: What are tips for beginners beyond linking and indenting notes? (Answer: queries)

• 1:04:15 A demo of Ramses' content creation pipeline (built using queries)

• 1:07:29 Dario on the similarities between columns in tools like Notion/Airtable and Logseq properties

• 1:09:20 Q&A: Are there any plans for CSV export from Logseq?

• 1:10:29 How Dario uses Miro to design workflows and the importance of having a visual language

• 1:13:57 Q&A: Can you give a summary of the principles for collaboration in Logseq?

• 1:15:11 Sneak peek: Logseq's new Community Hub

• 1:19:19 Wrap-up

Links mentioned in the video

Dario's YouTube channel

OneStutteringMind

🔗 Exploring Logseq as a "Tool for Thought" and for managing various workflows 💬 Thinking about databases and how they can improve collaboration 💼 Working to improve access to education for talented unemployed youth in South Africa If you'd like to support the channel, I've setup a "Buy Me A Coffee" link.

https://www.youtube.com/c/OneStutteringMind

Dario's Logseq course

Ramses' Twitter

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https://twitter.com/rroudt

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