Biggest unlock: when I started logging all of my activities each day. Over time, I built up these individual timelines with people, places, things, activities and projects that were really cool to see. It felt like it augmented my memory. Plus with SmartBlocks I could pull up a year ago today in my sidebar each morning which is pretty cool.
Biggest help: when I started using block references to build up a thread of thought from various sources or previous notes.
Google Keep uses hashtags too. But Roam seems to link them. And the "dot point being the atomic unit" is intriguing! I want to try Roam when it's on mobile
Moved from Roamresearch to logseq (https://logseq.com) why?
1. Open Source
2. Own your own notes (stored locally or private github)
3. Desktop App and web application
4. Chatbot to add notes on the run
5. Free
Cons ? Less polished than roam (so far) but very promising
Been using Roam daily for about 3 years now.
Biggest unlock: when I started logging all of my activities each day. Over time, I built up these individual timelines with people, places, things, activities and projects that were really cool to see. It felt like it augmented my memory. Plus with SmartBlocks I could pull up a year ago today in my sidebar each morning which is pretty cool.
Biggest help: when I started using block references to build up a thread of thought from various sources or previous notes.
I use Dynalist, a successor to Workflowy, which is a task management tool but also great for taking notes.
Google Keep uses hashtags too. But Roam seems to link them. And the "dot point being the atomic unit" is intriguing! I want to try Roam when it's on mobile