Keeping relevant project information together shows once again that at this time, the Filter function of the linked references is one of the strongest tools in logseq. Thanks for the ideas in the video!

omg, it's really helpful for me. Thank you for sharing this project structure. it's really organized and easy to check each Project and Task

This is very helpful, thanks. I've been messing around for a while trying to create a good way of managing projects and now I have a mess! You're suggestions have given me some great ideas. Now I just have to do a lot of 'weeding and replanting'.

Thanks, Bas, for this video! They way you present your knowledge in these videos is inspiring.

Great, clear video - looking forward to learning more about how to use logseq!!

Nice demonstration of gather and plan approaches that should help beginners to get rolling.

Indispensable! Thank you for sharing

Thanks for sharing! As a new LogSeq user theses videos have been very helpful. Think I fall into the Planner but need to learn how you did the symlinks. 🤩

Thanks for the video! I have got some nice ideas how to improve my Logseq setup!

I used Logseq for awhile and I just got tired of how messy it gets and how bad the stability is once you hit x number of notes and nodes, which the app auto creates those files whenever you use a tag or reference a page that doesn't exist. If you remove the tag or the page reference the page still exists in your database and becomes a zombie file in your graph. Also, if you move to something else, good luck, because Logseq doesn't use standard MDL. Also, you're kind of screwing yourself over with embeds, especially if you move to another PKM. Ultimately, I just moved over to Obsidian and I like that it works for me and I don't work for it. Logseq you're forced to organize around how the app is built. Obsidian, you can turn a folder into a database, you can use that to create other things like projects, CRMs, and if you want to work like you're in Logseq that's good too. It can be whatever you need it to be.

14:07 I dream of this day. Logseq with a quick add button 😌

what is the role of notion in your workflow

This video's audio is 50% of average videos. Project Management is easier with Agile software like Kanban boards (that integrates with a calendar). Deprecated software is scrum/waterfall methods, however there still is a use for Gantt charts. Logseq looks like a work around, but really a plugin for Kanban would be better.

had another thought from Tiago Forte's "Building A Second Brain". He recommends adding the following to the Project Kickoff Checklist: - **Capture**: my current thinking on the project - **Review**: pages or tags that might contain relevant notes - **Search**: for related terms across folders - **Move**: (link) relevant notes to the project folder - **Create**: an outline of collected notes and plan the project

на 5 минуте у меня сломался мозг. Это очень круто!

Is It possible to use TANA instead of TODOIST ?

You mention your “getting results video” in which you talk about embed blocks but you do not link to it. I cannot find it. Would you drop it here?

umm, I'm trying to shift over from microsoft to do to and app that is open source...Logseq is perfect. But the quick add widget in my phone (that's accessible right from the notification bar) + the ability to see my next actions on my phone home screen using their widgets has me pinned. What should I do ? (I do strict gtd now, so the fast capture is a must for me now. Opening Logseq app and logging stuff in capture just won't work. I have tried Markor but they don't have a widget for the notification bar.)

What plugin are you using for the custom todo tags?

What are thoughts on the Agenda plugin?

audio seemed a bit quiet in this one...