Zettelkasten Obsidian Tutorial (Simplest way)

[@pegy17110]

FYI - Live Preview is out for public access

[@dsuthapong]

That’s good to know!! Thanks so much for sharing. I should have waited a bit longer before upgrading. But it’s good to support the Obsidian team anyway :)

[@davidrempel433]

I've watched so many videos on Zettelkasten. None of the others made it click quite as well as this one. Thanks :)

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much David! Yes I was on the same boat. When I was trying to get started on Zettelkasten it was very hard to find a video that gave a detailed explanation. Thanks for stopping by and took your time to watch this 🙏🏻

[@heystarship9856]

I agree

[@ZsoltMolnarzsm]

Combining your explanation with the "How to take smart notes" book is the best start for a beginner in Zettelkasten. Thank you!

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you so much Zsolt! 🙏🏻

I was searching for a video that could explain Zettelkasten and show how to use it in Obsidian. I watched many videos, but this was the first one that combined both topics perfectly. Thank you so much!

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much for your comments Rogerio!

[@gharbs]

Thank you for showing a live example and breaking it down so easily. It's a lot less intimidating to tackle this now.

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you Omar! Glad that this is helpful

[@CharlesCave]

You explained things very clearly. I love the diagram you introduced at the beginning showing the overall philosophy of Zettelkasten. Thank you!!!!

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you so much Charles! 🙏🏻 So glad it is helpful to you 🥰

[@fms6306]

Ty... there are tons of videos on zettelkasten talking about the process in very vague and unclear ways. Yours is the first video (I kid you not) that after watching I was like yeah I see now how I can do this IN PRACTICE. Khawp khun. (Thanks ... Google translate)

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you so much 🙏🏻 Really appreciate your kind comment. When i first started using Zettelkasten i was very confused as well. I’m super happy that this video encourages you to try out this method 😍

[@westandwithpalastine5423]

this is really the simplest explanation and implementation of zettelkasten on youtube, thank you for this video

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you 🥹🙏🏻

[@josephmclord]

I’m using bear 2 since obsidian on iPad didn’t do it for me. And now it has all the basic features one needs to get started with Zettelkästen method, I’ve seen no less than 7 videos just to come back to this one since your explanation and demonstration is amazing. Thank you. Also for anyone reading this: check out bear2 if you find obsidian overwhelming, once you get hang of it you can move all your notes in a single click to obsidian without losing even a bit of continuity.

[@dsuthapong]

OMG Joseph!! I just know about “Bear2” from your comment, and it is “perfect” for Zettelkasten! I need to make a video about it. I have been waiting for this update Forever 😂

[@joecrumpler6865]

A clear and easy to understand tutorial. I love the workflow discussion. Thanks.

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you Joe! Please feel free to try it out and adapt to your own needs. I find that the Zettelkasten workflow really comes down to personal preferences. Cheers!

[@TheDreadwolfMetal]

That mind map is everything. With that mind map you made I understood everything!

[@dsuthapong]

Glad this helps 🥰

[@inspirational3396]

Starting from algorithm scheme? You have my respect and like.

[@nutthaponrathie7145]

Wow!!! I spent time looking for how I could start using Obsidian and this video is, as mentioned in the title, the simplest way. Thanks very much krab.👍👍

[@dsuthapong]

Very happy to hear that krub K. Nutthapon 🙏🏻

[@iALWAYSWANNAFLY]

I have watched almost all of your video guides for Obsidian & zettelkasten. Writing this comment to share my gratitude for enormous efforts that you put through to make those simple and yet comprehensive videos. You can be 100% sure that you helped some random guy from Kazakhstan to get his shit together and try to be more organized. Good luck and keep rocking!

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much Anzar for expressing your gratitude here! Your comment means so much to me and I’ll keep rocking this channel 😍🥰 🙏🏻

[@mirasaussat4937]

​@@dsuthapong He is Ansar not Anzar

[@david2am]

Hi, I have long searching for a short and easy explanation and yours is the best, greetings and thank you!

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you so much David! So glad you found this helpful 🥰

[@jgoins75]

New to Zettlekasten and Obsidian. This was an EXCELLENT tutorial. Thank you!

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much !!

[@АлександрЛубков-п4ь]

Thanks for real-life examples. I think this is one of most important parts for tutorials like this (and one that is often missing).

[@dsuthapong]

Yes I agree! Really glad you enjoy the video :)

[@quink3]

Thank you so much for this video! Very to the point and practical, was able to follow along and immediately implement. Best video on Obsidian + Zettelkasten I've seen so far.

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much! Glad it is helpful 🥰🥰

[@jimalix6270]

Great video! I'm trying to develop my own Zettelkasten, and I understand the general concept. Learning the app is easier, but using the app **in order to** develop a Zettelkasten is the harder part for me. Your video really helped me to put the whole thing together! Thanks!

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you so much for your feedback Jim 🙏🏻 Please let me know if there any particular content you'd like me to make next :D

[@gustavocampos1593]

Best video about it I've seen so far =D

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much Gustavo 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@ThePharaohsCat]

Marveling how we're sharing knowledge across time, space and culture using a common language (all the historical baggage of English aside). Despite the artificial barriers authoritarians would like to impose. Also 20 years ago never saw any Thai personalities in global public space. Now here you are! Great video BTW. Natural communicator. ⭐

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you so much 🙏🏻 Yes, the internet and KZbin is pretty amazing, and help connect us all together 🥰 Learning is also a universal human need 🌎

[@ThePharaohsCat]

@@dsuthapong Indeed. You're welcome! Was introduced to Thailand years ago and didn't see such then. Now I left Thailand just before COVID and all has changed. Tried to reach out on Twitter, but you you're not there. There was a great creative scene in BKK during my time. Aree, art district, university and surrounding areas. All over really.

[@angbeebee1]

Great video. So helpful. I just installed Obsidian and was at a loss of what to do. This video helped me out greatly. Thank you.

[@dsuthapong]

So glad it helped you! If you have any content about obsidian you want me to cover, let me know

[@Anusree-ix2kb]

thank you so much 🥰. I've been trying to figure out this method since forever. other tutorial complicated thing to a level that it overwhelmed me.

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much! Glad it was helpful ^^

[@RizkiAnjani]

Thank you for your explanation ☺️🙏🏻 Hello from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇹🇭

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much Rizki 🙏🏻 :D 🥰

[@maurolimaok]

Finally, I got to understand it. Thanks.

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks!! You might wanna check out these videos too: Zettelkasten Introduction (Simple & Complete Explanation) kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2PdimqiZ9mtpbM Hub Note Explained (The best way to use Obsidian Canvas!) kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6XHdJ6EoNh_bZo

[@maurolimaok]

@@dsuthapong Thanks.

[@pampagrimaldi8584]

Awesome video!! The visual intro really helped get the idea of Zettelkasten.

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you so much Pampa 🥰 Really glad it helps you understand the concept.

[@davidevans1308]

Thank you Darin. I read every comment and agree that you've made the whole concept of Zettelkasten something that I can now appreciate, where as before, the convoluted explanations made me understand the reason friends and former students retreat from math. I for one was really interested in your music selections! Go figure? 🤔 Question, your example was pretty concise yet when you opened the graph, you had a lot there. I'm really interested to learn how you catalog and search subfolders in a future video. Thanks

[@dsuthapong]

Hi David! Thank you for much for your comment. Yes, in very near-future videos I will cover a lot about how I organize my notes. If you are interested in this topic you may enjoy the "MOC" concept (Map Of Content) from Linking Your Thinking channel. Please see the link below :) Cheers! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYbUaYOro5drfKs

[@pandahreetaweesuk777]

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[@dsuthapong]

มี version ไม่มีเพลงด้วยครับ ^^ [No Music] Zettelkasten Obsidian Tutorial (Simplest way) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKDMXqifhMSgmsU

[@MrEnergy921]

I really wish to start taking notes and decided to give Zettelkasten technic a go. Seems very promising for me

[@dsuthapong]

Yes, it really works Andrew. Please give it a try 😀

[@dtinth]

Sawasdee krubb! Glad I found your channel and this video. The content is stellar! I’ve been learning about PKM since mid-2020 and this has been one of the best videos explaining the idea, process and tools I’ve seen. No matter how I try to organize, my Notion workspace always becomes a mess (I score very low on conscientiousness), so I gave up on organizing entirely. My notes have since been completely unorganized, and I rely solely on backlinks and the search system to help me find stuff. After watching this video, I found the categorization of notes (into daily notes, hub, fleeting, literature, etc.) very inspiring. My vault is still a mess but I’m starting to have some ideas on making it a more managable mess. One practice that really helped me get started with PKM is whenever I post written content online (e.g. this KZbin comment) I immediately copy it to my vault. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to more of your content krubb!

[@dsuthapong]

Hello krub! I’m so glad you find the video helpful nakrub 😍 Yes.. organization is one of the most challenging things about PKM. I’m still working on this myself as well. If you have more tips please feel free to share nakrub :)

[@justinhall7022]

Great video. Zooming in so we can see your screen more easily would be even better. Please keep these videos coming!

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much for you comments Justin! Will definitely apply this feedback to my future videos :D

[@PampaEstudioGuitarra]

Really enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing!

[@jiblovejp]

I just watched all your clips. This is such a powerful method!!! You explain it quite clear and concisely. I also love your animations ❤️ Thank you for sharing this ka P'Eng. I can't wait to see the next one. Cheers :)

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks Saranya! I hope you apply this to your career and studies nakrub :D

[@Angelv3007]

Thanks for the video. Love it. Could you please explain how to create the table of contents in the hub without creating a note per topic? Thanks!

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks Angelv3007! There's a plugin that can automatically create table of content for you :D see below github.com/hipstersmoothie/obsidian-plugin-toc

[@lfegri]

Hi Darin, Greetings from Brazil! Excellent video!! You got a new subscriber here! :) Please keep the videos coming... Thanks for the other versions of the video also! My favorite is the one with [No Music] because it is easier to focus and I really like your voice! ;)

[@dsuthapong]

Hi Luiz!! Thank you so much for your support :D Really glad that you like the alternative version. Cheers!!

[@chaowatkittitornkul2264]

เป็นกำลังใจให้ครับ เพิ่งเคยเห็น content เรื่อง Zettelkasten/ PKM/ Obsidian จากคนไทย ขอให้ทำเนื้อหาดีๆอย่างนี้ออกมาเรื่อยๆนะครับ

[@dsuthapong]

ขอบคุณมากเลยคร้าบ🙏🏻 ^^ มีอะไรฝากแนะนำได้เลยนะครับ 😀

[@venuvenkatesh9595]

I'm loving your content ,Thank you so mcuh.

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much for watching 🙏🏻❤️

[@thebluebrainteacher]

Love your content- I hope you continue

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you 🙏🏻 Yes, more videos to come :)

[@cagatay518]

Hi Darin. After using, studying and developing my own zettelkasten method, about 7 months, i noticed that literature notes are just overburden (at least for me) . İ just add bib reference (book , site vs) under note if there is (i use zotero / zotcite for that and my editor is vim). Every note is floating note with keywords. i even don't classify them as permenant. When i use notes for a project (a general project hub page consisting individual projects ) i tidy and link them, so they became permenant notes but just in my head. No indication in note if it is floating, literature or permenant. i strongly think about that kind of study :) ... Note: Projects are secial hubs, other than then i have also normal hubs connecting floating notes. I learned and understand a lot from your videos. Thank you again. Have a nice day.

[@dsuthapong]

Really interesting approach Cagatay! Thanks so much for sharing your workflow with us all. I really like how your workflow is very light-weight and flexible. I can see this approach be very beneficial for many use cases. I will try looking into VIM as well. Thanks so much for your support 🥰

[@MamyHR]

Thanks Darin. Very helpful teaching video.

[@dsuthapong]

My pleasure Mamy 🥰

[@LinhLinh-fn1tu]

0:27 i want to ask what software/website you use to create the whiteboard?

[@dsuthapong]

Ah... In the video I used Miro. But there many good ones. I actually used another one called "Whimsical" more often. Please see the links below. Thanks for your question! miro.com/ whimsical.com/

[@stefanl2462]

Thank you for the great video!

[@manleisan]

That helped me a lot. Much appreciated.

[@dsuthapong]

Glad this is helpful Manlei :D

[@omniambiencestudio]

Hi Darin, thank you for a great video indeed. BTW, I have a problem of creating an empty note file by pressing either "command" or "control" and "Hit"

[@omniambiencestudio]

Oh I just figured out on my Mac, I need to press 'cmd' and click ! Always having a problem with a myriad of short cut on new app apparently. Cheers from Seoul Korea

[@dsuthapong]

Hi Cosmo! Glad it worked out! The other way to quickly create a note is to 1. Type [[Name of your note]] 2. Press option+enter You can see the example in this video Use Obsidian & Zettelkasten to summarize a KZbin video kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIW5ZnmaqNiCb7c Love to go to Seoul someday!! Cheers!

[@canyondarcy4563]

In your example at 8:50 when you hover over the Win-Win note, is that Win-Win note a permanent note? What's the location 3637 mean?

[@dsuthapong]

Hi… it’s a literature note. I use kindle plugin to automatically get kindle highlights into obsidian.

[@dsuthapong]

Location 3637 is from the kindle plugin. It’s the location of that highlight in kindle book.

[@JamesBrooksco]

Thank you so much for your incredible videos. A couple of questions: 1) What do you do with fleeting "notes" or ideas of things you want to research but don't have time to do that day? 2) Where else online can I follow you?

[@dsuthapong]

Hey James! Thanks so much for your feedback and also your excellent questions! 1. There are 3 use cases that can happen to my fleeting notes 1.1 Use as a reference: For example, I might be thinking about a concept or something I’m working on in my Zettelkasten, so I mention that note (Let’s say note “ABC”) in my fleeting note. So next time I work on the note ABC I’ll see this fleeting note as a backlink, and I can see what else I was thinking about on that day. 1.2 turn information I captured into either a permanent note or a literature notes. This has to be done as soon as I have time. 1.3 Create a new “hub note” and remind myself to learn more about this (you can watch my video about Hub Note if you haven’t seen it). For example, on one of the fleeting notes I was thinking about how can I give direct feedback to my team without hurting their feelings. And since I would have to research and think further about this, I create a new Hub note called “How to give effective feedback” and add a task to my todo app to read more about this and discuss with my team. 2. I just started an IG a account recently 🥳 It doesn’t have anything yet but will have more content soon ☺️ Id: dsuthapong

[@JamesBrooksco]

@@dsuthapong thank you! You have a new follower!

[@by_1020]

Hi, love your content. Keep going. Please post this video again with no or lower music volume. Really distracting. Or give us a link where we can download your video and delete music track in our video editor. Thanks!

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much Geir! I uploaded another version without the music. Hope you find this useful: No Music version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKDMXqifhMSgmsU

[@by_1020]

@@dsuthapong Thank you very much! Looking forward to your future videos. Perhaps you can elaborate on the Hub notes ie do write anything in them og are they just a kind of an index? And if you want an overview of authors publications, how can you report this? Thanks!

[@robynbieber6312]

Thanks, this was easy to understand.

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you so much Robyn 😊

[@mahnushare4887]

Hello ! Thanks for your video. I have a ipad and when i use shift + 6 it doesn’t work. How i can do that in ipad? Thanks !

[@dsuthapong]

Greetings Mahnu! I used I ipad for Obsidian too, and it seems to work for me 🤔 Let me try to give you some hints here to help you What we're doing is called block referencing. You need to add "^" sign after the name of the note to block reference. For example, you want to block reference the note named "Bitcion Mining" . You'd type [[Bitcion^]] then Obsidian should show you which block to reference. Please try this let me know if this works.

[@mahnushare4887]

@@dsuthapong it work ! Thanks for your help and answer. 😁👍👍

[@charlespereira7869]

Great video - thanks a lot, felt like to able to get started with Obsidian, by the way, how to add those icon in folders? Thanks a lot

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you! To add the icons, you just need to insert an emoji. Below are the shortcuts based on what platform you are on: Windows: Windows logo key + . (period) Mac: Control+Command+Space Bar

[@alexserrano2599]

Love it! Thank you!

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you Alex!

[@mymonfort]

Great Thanks a lot Darin.

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks for stopping by Eren :D

[@PatrickStaMaria-co2rh]

Great video! Just one question: You recommend to create a hub early on, but isn't that opposed to the philosophy to have the notes and connections first and see into what the cluster emerge? Instead of creating these structure top down in the beginning?

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks for the question Patrick! You are right! The network-note-taking communities normally encourage the philosophy of the bottom-up approach. However, I also do like the philosophy of “Favorite Problems” from Richard Feynman as well. And i do think that creating hub notes early on are like listing out things you want to capture, providing the lens you can use to filter things to want to consume and write about. I don’t think having hub notes early on is necessary ;however, it could be very helpful for some people ☺️

[@selfmademillian4093]

Would you mind making a video focusing on the building the hub and subhubs?

[@dsuthapong]

You’ve got it! Here’s the video for you 😁 Zettelkasten: How to link and Organize notes (with 🎯 Hub Notes & Obsidian) kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5LSiJWim5yWhtE

[@kettaiyong2959]

Hello Darin. At video runtime 11.34, how did you come up in your mind of the 2 LINKAGES REGARDING CUSTOMERS out of so many thousands of your notes ?

[@dsuthapong]

There is actually no right and wrong way here, but in this case i used was just thinking “what are other notes that also talk about this?” But now sometimes i also explicitly search for the keywords in my vault to find the connection :)

[@kettaiyong2959]

@@dsuthapong Thank you for the reply.

[@DrewMills]

How is Connect different from Crystalize? If I am making connections between all my recorded knowledge, it would seem to me that I am crystallizing something out of that knowledge. Could someone explain the difference between the two?

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you for the question Drew! Actually I have a more updated version of the diagram where Connect and Crystalize are not a linear line, but a cycle. I should make an updated version of this video 😅 Back to your question: Connect is about “making a connection to another note” Crystalize is about “transforming content into a more and more concrete idea” Example: - Yesterday I “Captured” my frustration about being a startup CEO in a fleeting note as a block of text (unrefined) - I “Connect” this block of texts to a Hub Note named [[How to be an effective CEO]] - I then “Crystallize” this block of text into a permanent note named [[A CEO needs to be willing to make an unpopular decision]]. In this note, I Crystallized my understanding of being a good CEO. From this permanent note, I Connect to another permanent note named [[CEO is a lonely job]] I hope this helps a bit 😅

[@victlf42]

Hey Darin, great video! I have a question: In your HUB area, do you just keep links to the Permanent Notes, or do you actually make the notes in there?

[@dsuthapong]

Hi Victor! Actually, it can be linked to from any notes (Permanent & Literature) but there are actual notes in there as well. In the beginning, the actual notes in the HUB would be empty but once there are lots of notes linked to it I can write the summary of that concept in the HUB notes. My next video will talk about HUB notes, so stay tuned for more info about this :)

[@tha7285]

@@dsuthapong I look forward to watching that video. Thanks for your great content!

[@vergarac10]

@@dsuthapong Hi sorry to tag on late but once these hub topics become notes of their own where do you store them? 0.? 1.? I feel like I got stuck there, on that.

[@fouuurr]

Hi! Can you explain how you use the "Production" folder? Thank you!

[@dsuthapong]

It’s basically storing any creative projects that are the output of the zettelkasten, like the script of this video ^^

[@fouuurr]

@@dsuthapong Thanks for replying, I really like how you simplify the process. hopefully you post more videos with "real life" application of the method. Subscribing now!

[@g7vdm]

I would really appreciate if you tell us more about your darin’s hub note ❤ ( i already watch your hub notes video ) 😊

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks for the comment! Noted about Hub Note 😂! Yes this seems to be the topic that people want to know most about, so i’ll make the next video about this.

[@g7vdm]

Thank you so much!!! I cant wait 😀

[@my_codingchannel7479]

I'm liking your videos but when is youtube going to provide a second volume control for music level.

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you! Please find the no-music version over here :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKDMXqifhMSgmsU

[@kianm2994]

When you talk about Connect, are you showing it in Obsidian? Are you using a plugin that shows Obsidian in white?

[@dsuthapong]

Yes, I use the Minimal plug-in that makes Obsidian white 😍

[@chrismartin9769]

You even made a no music version? You accessibility angel ❤️‍🔥🖖🏽👌🏽

[@dsuthapong]

Haha… so many people complained about this so I made one ☺️

[@antinocr]

Hello i have one question, I try shift + 6 but does it work in Mac? If not can you give me an advice ?

[@dsuthapong]

Hi Esteban! May you please take a video (maybe on a phone) of your trying to type this and it doesn’t work … and send to [e-mail]?

[@fms6306]

How did you add icons to the folders tab - is that Mac only? I use Linux and Windows only at the moment.

[@dsuthapong]

Hi! You can simply adding emoji using keyboard shortcut :) Windows: windows key + period Please see this video for details kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnbOZH6tf8tnp7c Hope this helps!

[@cagatay518]

Really nice and informative videos. Thank you for your sharing. :)))) i am looking for more videos from you. Peace... :)))))

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks Cagatay! Please feel free to suggest any topics you are interested as well :D

[@yojham88]

Thanks for sharing!. Do you use logseq?

[@dsuthapong]

Hey yonathan! Yes I do! I'm about to talk about it in the near-future video. I tried it and really liked it, but I found that it's a bit buggy in some cases (especially when you use it with Obsidian). But I think logseq is one of the best apps for Zettelkasten :)

[@codingblues3181]

Thank you for the video, very informative. I switched from from Zettlr and now I have lots of my files that are named using Zattelkasten id, is there a way to show title as file name?

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks for your feedback 🙏🏻 Hmm i found this plugin which might be helpful. You can try this :) forum.obsidian.md/t/plugin-for-keeping-the-filename-and-first-heading-of-a-file-in-sync/12042

[@stockholmsyndromeself-trea7517]

Great work!

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you Tonghe 🙏🏻

[@g7vdm]

11:19 I have an important question : does anyone know HOW TO do shift+6 on ios ? I so need this on my iphone…. (I do not have a computer so…..)

[@dsuthapong]

You just type "^" on your phone and it will work the same as Shift+6 :)

[@g7vdm]

@@dsuthapong oh it was obvious ! I did not notice, sorry and thank a lot ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@anitsivadze295]

Thanks ❤

[@sashimibomb5618]

Amazing Content!!!!! Keep it up! You got a new subscriber :3

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you! Really glad you liked it 🥰

[@yaaqoubeliyyahu5783]

I cannot find the first video you suggest? Thank you!

[@cagatay518]

there is only Two videos in the channel right now, how can't you find ? :)))

[@dsuthapong]

Hi Yaaqoub! Thanks so much for your comment 🙏🏻 I have include the link to the first video in the description per your comment 😃 Here's the link to the first video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m33VZnqXrclogck

[@NickyTeachThaiLanguage]

❤

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[@dsuthapong]

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[@jeskaentanglemeant]

How do you sync to your iPhone or iPad?

[@dsuthapong]

Hi Jeska! I used icloud :)

[@armansultanov6879]

Thanks!

[@lombuabid]

Thank you thank you thank you. :')

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you for watching 🥰

[@Jmstr-p6h]

Great!

[@MohamedWaheedAtef]

Great content 🙂👍 keep it going. There are a few pointers, I think the music is a bit too loud. Also towards the end the music was too rhythmic and glitchy so it was very distracting (because remember, speech has a rhythm too), and finally the audio of your voice has just a little bit too much reverb, it may be from your surroundings and maybe from an effect you use. Best of luck 🙂

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you so much Mohamed! Really appreciate your feedback. Yeah so many people commented on the music that I need to create another 2 versions of this video with lower and no-music 🤣 Other versions of this video: Softer Music: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqOvco19gZ56d9E No Music: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKDMXqifhMSgmsU Regarding reverb, I will need to try finding a way to treat my space better since this place is super echo-y . Thanks again for the feedback :)

[@MohamedWaheedAtef]

@@dsuthapong you are very welcome Darin 😊, wow you actually made videos with different music huh! Good job, the videos are valuable enough to repost indeed 🙏 You can start simple with heavy curtains, and wall or floor carpets (strategically placed of course), that will make enough difference, since the problem isn't severe, the reverb is just a little high, just a little Best of luck 🌼

[@TheJoshtheboss]

How did you add the icons before your folders?

[@dsuthapong]

I used shortcuts for adding emoji! Windows Windows logo key + . (period). Mac Control + Command + Spacebar

[@oscarbonnefon1076]

I like the content, just as a tip though, maybe put the music lower, it was a bit distracting. Other than that good video 👍

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much Oscar! I uploaded alternative versions below based on your comments :D Hope you enjoy it 🥰 Other versions of this video: Softer Music: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqOvco19gZ56d9E No Music: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKDMXqifhMSgmsU

[@coffeecritic5769]

Hi Darin. I found this video to be most useful. It think you could improve the video by deleting all the music. It is very distracting.

[@dsuthapong]

Hi There! Thank you so much for your feedback. Yes, most people had the same thought as you do about music, so I uploaded an alternative version without music. Please see below. Thank you so much for your support 🙏🏻 [No Music] Zettelkasten Obsidian Tutorial (Simplest way) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKDMXqifhMSgmsU

[@coffeecritic5769]

@@dsuthapong Thanks very much. I found your video very informative.

[@johnballantrae001]

I like the content of your videos, but can you PLEASE turn down the volume of the pointless music in the background???

[@dsuthapong]

Thank you for your feedback John! Will incorporate this in the next video definitely :D

[@andreojuegosyestrategia1266]

Thank you! I wonder how long it takes to make a note. And how many notes you normally take per day?

[@dsuthapong]

Hi Andreo! It really depends. On a busy weekday when i don’t read or consume anything, i normally make 0-3 permanent notes out of my learning from daily experience. But on a day that i have time to reflect or read a lot, i would take around 5-10 permanent notes. It normally takes me about 1-3 minutes to make a note, but i regularly update the notes as i have more insights. Hope this helps 🥰

[@1212rado]

just some feedback: The music is a bit too loud in this video

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks Konrad! Yes, this feedback is consistent. Please see another version with no music if you are interested [No Music] Zettelkasten Obsidian Tutorial (Simplest way) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKDMXqifhMSgmsU Thanks again!

[@AbaseenPodcast]

Thanks, but I got confused during the actual demo. After watching about 20 videos on ZettelKasten using digital tools, I'm beginning to think that analog is probably the best way to do it. Every program has a different and quirky way of implementing zettelkasten, learning curve is hap hazard and seems I'd be spending so much time fiddling around with the interface and commands instead of actually taking notes and being productive.

[@dsuthapong]

Hi Abaseen! Yes, actually a physical zettelkasten is not bad at all. There are so many benefits. Handwriting takes more effort and helps you remember things better. Also you can layout paper on a desk and see connection that way. In fact, Ryan Holidays also use paper-base. Please use what works best for you🥰

[@gheoffricare4520]

First thing I noticed is that we have the same headphone haha.

[@dsuthapong]

Ha! This one is classic 😂 I love these headphones but it’s just a bit challenging to wear these in Bangkok where the weather is super 🔥☀️ and my ears can get too warm sometimes. BTW, Thanks so much for stopping by 😀

[@dimitriberk6349]

Content was excellent, HOWEVER, the background music is too loud! I couldn’t finish the video because it was hard to heat what you were saying. Wanted to subscribe, but decided I wouldn’t because of the music barrier. I hope you are successful.

[@dsuthapong]

Hi Dimitri! I totally understand and thanks for stopping by 😅 Please feel free to see the version without the music in case you are interested: [No Music] Zettelkasten Obsidian Tutorial (Simplest way) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKDMXqifhMSgmsU

[@dimitriberk6349]

@@dsuthapong H Darin, Yes I did watch without the music and I was able to hear and learn. I've just subscribed!

[@samueltremblay275]

Great video. I think you should not give tutorial about Obsidian considering that you have existing videos about the subject. Second point: The music is in my opinion too disturbing.

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks so much for the feedback! I’ll make more videos about Obsidian. Btw, you can find non-music version of this video here: [No Music] Zettelkasten Obsidian Tutorial (Simplest way) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKDMXqifhMSgmsU

[@juliusnewman2094]

S U B S C R I B E D

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks Julius!

[@hyperrealhank]

Your topics are extremely cringeworthy. I stopped taking you seriously after you mentioned linking back to the “How to be a 10x CEO” video

[@dsuthapong]

Haha! Thanks for the feedback.

[@cedricboisseau2731]

The music is insupportable

[@dsuthapong]

Thanks for your feedback 🥰 Please see the other version with NO Music in case you are interested: [No Music] Zettelkasten Obsidian Tutorial (Simplest way) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKDMXqifhMSgmsU