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What do you use the most for knowledge base management and why ? 1) Obsidian 2) Evernote 3) Capacities 4) Other.... Mine is obsidian

How to build the perfect Knowledge base to learn and retrieve information whenever you want like we do in Obsidian ??

While I finalize the product name and book a domain, I'm also thinking of finalizing the tech stack. To start, I'm thinking of using ClickUp for task and project management and HubSpot for CRM. Do you have any recommendations?

Hey everyone really need help Can someone give me the gmail or anything besides linkedin to approach and collaborate with this company for marketing 1. Notion 2. freedom 3. focus@will 4. pocket 5. otter.ai 6. forest 7. trello 8. obsidian 9. tana 10.

You must make taking notes a habit. For the past few months I acquired 10x more info than my brain could remember It also allowed me to develop connections and follow the trail leading to new sources and new info. I use OneNote for notes and Rain

Project Obsidian: Deep Rock Fortification Architecture ​A Technical Framework for Subterranean Ballistic Defense ​Prepared by: Rajdeb Dey Classification: Civilian/Industrial Defense Architecture Subject: High-Yield Ballistic Impact Mitigation & Sub-

🔝 Top 20 Scrum Tools Every Agile Team Needs 🚀 1️⃣ Jira Software 🛠️ 2️⃣ Trello 📌 3️⃣ Asana ✅ 4️⃣ Monday.com 📅 5️⃣ ClickUp ⚡ 6️⃣ Wrike 📊 7️⃣ Targetprocess 🎯 8️⃣ Azure DevOps ☁️ 9️⃣ VersionOne 🔄 🔟 Taiga 🌿 1️⃣1️⃣ Rally (CA Agile Central) 📈 1️

What a Monday. I thought I’d get a few things done. Instead, I ended up setting half the startup on fire in the best way possible. I planned to set up Google Workspace, HubSpot, and ClickUp. Simple day. No drama. But once I started, it all snowbal