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Bryan Jenks on beginner mindset, optimizing everything, why Obsidian, and lessons from neurodivergence (Ep51)

Bryan Jenks on beginner mindset, optimizing everything, why Obsidian, and lessons from neurodivergence (Ep51)

by shan | Feb 16, 2023 | Podcast

“Centralize and get everything out of your head. Those two things alone, make it incredibly easier to manage your life, especially if you have a lot of things going on.” – Bryan Jenks About Bryan Jenks Bryan is an information specialist and data analytics...
Puruesh Chaudhary on research processes, information ecosystems, trusting societies, and contextual memes (Ep50)

Puruesh Chaudhary on research processes, information ecosystems, trusting societies, and contextual memes (Ep50)

by Andrew Roque | Feb 8, 2023 | Podcast

“The more connected and participative you’re going to become in your foresight practices, the more useful the effort is, the more meaning it would give. How they recognize change, how you recognize change, and what gaps are there, to understand those,...
Greg Satell on writing daily, building your own ideas, seeking different perspectives, and conceptual models (Ep40)

Greg Satell on writing daily, building your own ideas, seeking different perspectives, and conceptual models (Ep40)

by Ross Dawson | Nov 23, 2022 | Podcast

“There’s the experience, what it is we take in the information, and then there’s the output, which can come in many forms just in talking, thinking or writing, and so on. The writing is crystallizing the ideas, which can be a process and come out...
Jim Marous on defining yourself, ahas from unstructured dialogue, mutually beneficial learning, and the excitement of what you don’t know (Ep39)

Jim Marous on defining yourself, ahas from unstructured dialogue, mutually beneficial learning, and the excitement of what you don’t know (Ep39)

by Ross Dawson | Nov 16, 2022 | Podcast

“If somebody asks me to write about what’s not in my field, I push it out. I may know about it, I may feel comfortable about it. But at the end of the day, I need to make it so that my audience is defined and my information perspective is defined....
Stowe Boyd on Obsidian and Taskidian, learning loops, work management, and sedimentary thinking (Ep38)

Stowe Boyd on Obsidian and Taskidian, learning loops, work management, and sedimentary thinking (Ep38)

by Ross Dawson | Nov 3, 2022 | Podcast

“People have to dedicate a chunk of time to actively make sense of the world every day. That is get out your diary and write all the thoughts you had in your head and didn’t have time to synthesize until you woke up this morning, or read the things you...
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