Sébastien Dubois
@dsebastien.net
Organize your thoughts, life & work⚡
AI, Obsidian & Knowledge Management. Author. Coach. Entrepreneur.
Building AI + Obsidian tools
💌 https://dsebastien.net
AI, Obsidian & Knowledge Management. Author. Coach. Entrepreneur.
Building AI + Obsidian tools
💌 https://dsebastien.net
Ask if you have questions. I'm always happy to help. There's no secret sauce. Just experience and habits that anyone can learn.
November 13, 2025 at 11:44 AM
Ask if you have questions. I'm always happy to help. There's no secret sauce. Just experience and habits that anyone can learn.
And don't misunderstand the ideas. It's not about hoarding information. It's about turning knowledge into wisdom (i.e., knowledge you can leverage for action and progress).
November 13, 2025 at 11:44 AM
And don't misunderstand the ideas. It's not about hoarding information. It's about turning knowledge into wisdom (i.e., knowledge you can leverage for action and progress).
And once you understand the basics, and have built the habit, you'll be ready for the next level of the knowledge management game: knowledge-management-for-beginners.com/
Knowledge Management for Beginners
Your ultimate video course to mastering Personal Knowledge Management (PKM)
knowledge-management-for-beginners.com
November 13, 2025 at 11:44 AM
And once you understand the basics, and have built the habit, you'll be ready for the next level of the knowledge management game: knowledge-management-for-beginners.com/
I've organized a 2h long deep dive workshop about this a few weeks back. Well worth a watch if you're new to the game: www.store.dsebastien.net/l/knowii-jo...
Knowii - Journaling Deep Dive
What is this?This is an workshop about Journaling that was recorded in the Knowii Community. Check out the full list here.During this masterclass, we've dived deep into the practice of journaling, covering both theory and practice.🚀 Join Knowii as a Knowledge Builder or Knowledge Master and get this workshop PLUS all other recordings, future live events, exclusive community access, and SO much more!You know that feeling when someone asks "What did you do this week?" and you just... blank?I used to reach the end of months feeling like I'd been busy all the time but couldn't point to anything meaningful I'd accomplished. Worse, beautiful moments with my family would slip away, forgotten in the rush of daily life.That changed when I started treating my journal not as a diary, but as my personal "operating system".Here's what I discovered (and what you're probably losing right now)Every single day, you have moments of clarity, breakthrough ideas, and experiences that could fuel your growth
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November 13, 2025 at 11:44 AM
I've organized a 2h long deep dive workshop about this a few weeks back. Well worth a watch if you're new to the game: www.store.dsebastien.net/l/knowii-jo...
The practice itself is called "interstitial journaling". The core idea is that your journal is your anchor point. You look at it in the morning. You use it throughout the day. You use it as a scratchpad, as a place to think, capture ideas, and organize your work.
November 13, 2025 at 11:44 AM
The practice itself is called "interstitial journaling". The core idea is that your journal is your anchor point. You look at it in the morning. You use it throughout the day. You use it as a scratchpad, as a place to think, capture ideas, and organize your work.
As a matter of fact, the simplest and most effective form this can take is a journal. Not one where you only write about your feelings, but one you actually rely on for everything in your life and work.
November 13, 2025 at 11:44 AM
As a matter of fact, the simplest and most effective form this can take is a journal. Not one where you only write about your feelings, but one you actually rely on for everything in your life and work.
Second, by understanding that you need a system. Some way to systematically capture/organize/leverage what matters. Your valuable insights and ideas, your goals, your plans, your tasks, your lessons learned, ...
November 13, 2025 at 11:44 AM
Second, by understanding that you need a system. Some way to systematically capture/organize/leverage what matters. Your valuable insights and ideas, your goals, your plans, your tasks, your lessons learned, ...
The question is: how to avoid that?
Well, first by realizing that it's an issue in your life and work. It slows you down. It makes you miss opportunities. It prevents you from reaching your full potential.
Well, first by realizing that it's an issue in your life and work. It slows you down. It makes you miss opportunities. It prevents you from reaching your full potential.
November 13, 2025 at 11:44 AM
The question is: how to avoid that?
Well, first by realizing that it's an issue in your life and work. It slows you down. It makes you miss opportunities. It prevents you from reaching your full potential.
Well, first by realizing that it's an issue in your life and work. It slows you down. It makes you miss opportunities. It prevents you from reaching your full potential.
We now have group by and summaries for Bases (that's going to enable cool things), new keyboard shortcuts in Bases, a new Map View, major loading speed improvements on mobile, and more 🔥
November 12, 2025 at 5:25 AM
We now have group by and summaries for Bases (that's going to enable cool things), new keyboard shortcuts in Bases, a new Map View, major loading speed improvements on mobile, and more 🔥
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Thank you for everything you’re doing! Very impressive and inspiring
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Personal Knowledge Management at Scale - Analyzing 8,000 Notes and 64,000 Links
A deep dive into the technical implementation and analysis of my Personal Knowledge Management system containing 8,000 notes and 64,000 links, exploring its architecture, key principles, automation an...
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November 3, 2025 at 11:56 AM
Thank you for everything you’re doing! Very impressive and inspiring
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