PARA Not Working? Try Creating MOCs In Obsidian
Summary
TLDRこのビデオでは、メモ取りシステムPeraの欠点とそれを解決するための「コンテンツの地図」(MOCs)の作成方法について説明します。MOCsを使用することで、フォルダ間のリンクを作成し、情報の整理がしやすくなります。ビデオは、MOCsの作成理由、タイミング、5つのレベル、利用方法、PeraおよびZettelkastenシステムとの統合方法について詳しく解説しています。MOCsは、学習やプロジェクトの計画に役立ち、リンクを活用して柔軟な知識管理が可能になります。視聴者はこのビデオを通じて、より効果的なメモ取りの技術を学びます。
Takeaways
- 📚 Peraというアプリは、ノートをフォルダ間でリンクできないという大きな問題があります。
- 🔗 「マップ・オブ・コンテンツ」は、他のノートにリンクされたノートであり、Obsidianでフォルダ間のリンクが可能になる機能です。
- 🧠 「マップ・オブ・コンテンツ」は、ノートを複数の場所にリンクさせることで、Peraのフォルダベースの制約を克服します。
- 🗂️ 「マップ・オブ・コンテンツ」は、フォルダやタグの必要性を減らし、主にリンクに基づいたシステムを解決します。
- 🤔 「マップ・オブ・コンテンツ」を使用することで、深い洞察をもたらすボトムアップ思考と、より大きな視点から見ることができるトップダウン思考が可能になります。
- 💡 「マップ・オブ・コンテンツ」は、精神的な圧力を感じたり、プロジェクトの概要を立てる際に作成することが推奨されます。
- 📈 「マップ・オブ・コンテンツ」の作成には5つのレベルがあり、それらはアイデアの成長と接続を通じて進化していきます。
- 🌱 レベル1では、日常で得た情報を元に分離されたノートを作成し始めます。
- 🌿 レベル2では、これらのノートを成長させ、相互に接続していきます。
- 🌳 レベル3では、鳥瞰図を作成し、ノート間の関係性を整理し、プロジェクトの概要を立てる際に「マップ・オブ・コンテンツ」を作成します。
- 🏠 レベル4では、「マップ・オブ・コンテンツ」を他のものとリンクさせ、知識ベースを構築していきます。
- 🌟 レベル5では、ホームノートを作成し、最も重要な「マップ・オブ・コンテンツ」を整理し、トップダウンとボトムアップの思考を組み合わせたシステムを完成させます。
Q & A
ペラ(Pera)の主な問題は何ですか?
-ペラの主な問題は、ノートをフォルダ間でリンクできないことです。これは、特定の書籍やアイデアに基づくノートを整理しようとする際に混乱を招きます。
コンテンツマップとは何で、どのようにして Obsidian でそれを作成するのですか?
-コンテンツマップは、他のノートにリンクされたノートのことであり、Obsidianで作成することで、ペラが提供するアクション能力とコンテンツマップの柔軟性を両立できます。
なぜノートをリンクすることは重要なのですか?
-ノートをリンクすることは、ペラのフォルダベースのrigidityを超えることができ、フォルダやタグの必要性を減らし、より柔軟で深い思考を促します。
モック(mock)を作成する3つの理由は何ですか?
-モックを作成する3つの理由は、1) 複数の場所でノートをリンクすることのできることで、ペラのフォルダベースのrigidityを克服できる。2) モックは主にリンクに基づくシステムであり、フォルダやタグの使用を減らす。3) モックはボトムアップとトップダウンの両方の思考を可能にする。
モックを作成する最適な時期はいつですか?
-モックを作成する最適な時期は、1) メンタルな圧力を経験したとき、つまり情報の不整合が整理を必要とするほどの状況。2) プロジェクトの概要を作成するとき。
モックを作成する5つのレベルとは何ですか?
-モックを作成する5つのレベルは、1) 独立したノートの作成、2) ノートの成長と接続、3) モックの作成、4) モックの相互リンク、5) ホームノートの作成です。
モックの作成プロセスにおける「ダンピング」とは何を意味しますか?
-「ダンピング」は、モックノートに関連するすべてのノートや情報を集めるプロセスであり、モックの作成の出発点となります。
「ジャンプ」ステージで何が行われますか?
-「ジャンプ」ステージでは、モックを一時停止させ、その後再び取り上げることにより、新しいアイデアや接続を発見することができます。
モックを他のモックとリンクすることの利点は何ですか?
-モックを他のモックとリンクすることにより、知識ベースを拡大し、時間をかけて成長させることができます。
ホームノートとは何で、どのような役割を果たしますか?
-ホームノートは、最も重要なモックの集まりであり、トップダウンの思考とボトムアップの思考を両立させるためのランチャーとして機能します。
モックを作成することによる心の変化とは何ですか?
-モックを作成することによって、学習に対する愛着が深まり、個人のユニークな知識ベースが形成され、ノートを取ることを遅延する傾向が減少することが観察できます。
モックを学校でどのように活用できますか?
-モックは、大学の授業の理解を最大化するのに特に役立ち、コース全体の学習マップを作成し、学期が進むにつれてそれに情報を追加することができます。
ペラとObsidianをどのように統合するべきか教えるビデオはどこで見つけることができますか?
-John MaverickのビデオでペラとObsidianを統合する方法を学ぶことができます。
Zettelkastenとペラを統合する方法を学ぶにはどうすればよいですか?
-Zettelkastenとペラを統合する方法については、Obsidianを学び始めた学生向けのガイドをチェックすることをお勧めします。
Outlines
📚 ノートリンクの重要性と「マップオブコンテンツ」
この段落では、Peraというアプリのノートリンク機能の欠如がユーザーに混乱と挫折感を与える問題点が説明されています。解決策として、Nick Miloが提案した「マップオブコンテンツ」という概念が紹介されています。これは、他のノートにリンクされたノートを作成することで、アプリの柔軟性を高める方法です。さらに、このビデオでは、マップオブコンテンツの作成の利点、いつ作成すべきか、5つのレベル、作成方法、およびPeraやZettelkastenと統合する方法について説明されています。
🌱 マップオブコンテンツの作成方法とレベル
この段落では、マップオブコンテンツの作成方法と5つのレベルについて詳しく説明されています。最初のレベルは、個々のノートの作成で始まり、2つ目のレベルではそれらを相互にリンクしていきます。3つ目のレベルでは、鳥瞰図を作成し、ノート間の関係を確認します。4つ目のレベルでは、複数のマップをリンクし、知識ベースを拡張します。最後のレベルでは、ホームノートを作成し、すべての高レベルのマップを整理します。このプロセスは、学習と創造性思维を促進するツールとして機能します。
🎯 マップオブコンテンツの応用と統合
この段落では、マップオブコンテンツがどのようにしてコンテンツ作成やプロジェクト計画、学習の理解を強化するのかが説明されています。また、マップオブコンテンツをPeraやZettelkastenと統合する方法についても触れられています。さらに、学校での学習を最適化するための4ステップのプロセスが提案されており、これは知識の蓄積と理解を深めるのに役立ちます。
🧠 マップオブコンテンツによる学習への影響
最後の段落では、マップオブコンテンツを作成することによる学習への影響が議論されています。作成者が学習に対する愛着を増し、個人の知識ベースを構築し、ノートテイキングでの遅延を減らすことができたと報告されています。さらに、リンクを通じた整理が、フォルダやタグシステムの柔軟性と構造性を提供する最適な方法であることが強調されています。
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Pera
💡ノートのリンク
💡マップ・オブ・コンテンツ
💡モック
💡フォルダ
💡タグ
💡ボトムアップ思考
💡トップダウン思考
💡マインド・スケジュールポイント
💡プロジェクトの概要
💡ホームノート
Highlights
Pera不允许跨文件夹链接笔记,造成用户感到沮丧和困惑。
Nick Milo提出的'内容地图'概念,通过链接笔记来解决Pera的限制。
Obsidian允许创建内容地图,提供灵活性和强大的笔记链接能力。
视频将深入探讨创建mocks(模拟图)的原因和方法。
创建mocks可以克服Pera基于文件夹的刚性限制。
Mock系统减少了对文件夹和标签的需求,解决了长期存在的笔记管理争议。
Mock允许从底层向上和从顶层向下的思考方式,促进深入和宏观的理解。
创建mocks的两个时机:达到心智瓶颈点和规划项目时。
Nick Milo的'链接你的思考'研讨会介绍了创建mocks的五个层次。
第一层次:创建孤立笔记,记录日常消费的信息。
第二层次:开始连接笔记,形成个人知识花园。
第三层次:创建mock,通过三个步骤(dump, lump, jump)组织信息。
第四层次:将mocks链接在一起,形成知识体系。
第五层次:创建一个home note,作为所有最高阶mocks的集合。
Home note作为知识管理系统的起点和终点,促进结构化和非结构化思考。
创建mocks可以用于内容创作、知识理解、项目规划等多种场景。
Mock的创建和链接改变了学习心态,使学习变得更有趣,构建个人知识库,减少拖延。
Mock方法可以与Pera和Zettelkasten等笔记系统结合使用。
Mocks特别适合用于提高对大学课程内容的理解,通过创建课程概念图谱。
视频提供了如何将mocks与学校学习整合的四步创建流程。
通过创建mocks,观众将能够构建一个随着时间增长的个人知识库。
Transcripts
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the major problem with Pera is that it
doesn't allow you to link notes between
folders say you're reading thinking fast
and slow and want to apply the notes
into your life you could argue it could
go into the resources areas or projects
folder but because perah doesn't allow
you to link you can't do that as a
result you feel frustrated confused and
in danger of giving up note taking all
together the solution is to create what
fellow pkam Nick Milo calls maps of
content maps of content are simply notes
linked to other notes and because we
make them from links we can link between
folders by creating maps of content in
obsidian you have the action ability
that perah creates with the flexibility
that maps of content give so in this
video we're going to dive head first
into why you should create mocks when
you should create mocks the five levels
of mock creation what you can create
mocks for and then how to integrate
mocks with Pera the zetel Casten and
with school doesn't matter whether you
use obsidian or not because the
principles I teach in this video are
going to apply to any linked based
Knowledge Management System by the end
of this video you are going to be a
note-taking wizard so powerful even
Gandalf would be scared hello it's me
Aiden but smaller so firstly why should
you create mocks in the first place
there's three reasons firstly mocks
allow you to link notes in multiple
places which allows you to get past the
folder based rigidity of the Paras
system and secondly mock organized
systems reduce the need for folders and
tags there's a long debate in the pcam
community about whether to use folders
tags or links and mocks solve that
because they are predominantly link
based I think a predominantly link based
system can work inside of obsidian and
other note taking apps and thirdly mocks
allow you to think bottom up and top
down which is super useful because B
bottom up thinking allows you to find
really insightful new ideas on the
really indepth bottom up level whereas
top down thinking through looking at
something more in a map allows you to
see the forest inside of the trees mocks
let you do both when should you create
mocks there are generally two times the
first is when you hit a mental squeeze
point which is defined by Nick Milo as
when the level of disorganization
becomes so overwhelming that you simply
have to organize in some way so for me
this would look like if I created so
many psychology notes that my head was
going to explode definitely has not
happened the second is when you're
outlining a project so you might be
doing a learning project for Content
creation or a essay for school or a
project for your workplace any of these
cases is phenomenal time to create a
mock now that we know when you should
create a mock let's dive into how you
actually create one before we go into
the five levels I do want to say I
learned these levels from Nick Milo and
his linking your thinking Workshop so if
you guys want to check that out click
the link up above to check out the
workshop page phenomenal course now I'm
going to take you through these five
levels using my gamification mock as an
example the first level is creating
isolated notes this is where you create
notes on the information that you
consume throughout your days and for my
gamification mock I hadn't even created
it yet at this level I just had a few
notes that resonated with me from
conversations books and other mediums so
these three notes right here are
examples of those games of more epic
goals than real life games have clearer
goals than real life and games have a
tighter feedback system than real life
each of these is an individual note with
stuff inside of them and the second
level is when I started growing and
connecting these notes together like my
own little personal Garden I've always
wanted to Garden but I'm only 20 so this
is my way of gardening before I have to
be one of those 60-year-olds that has
one of those Gardens and all they do is
water stuff all day man my jokes are
horrible today in level two you start
start growing and connecting your notes
together which could involve adding more
information expanding upon an idea
making something more concise and my
favorite connecting notes to other notes
if you want to hear more about how to do
that check out my video six simple
methods for creating and growing your
concept notes over time in obsidian up
above so when I did this with all the
previous notes that I had I started to
grow connections between them if I click
on game have more epic goals in real
life it is connected to this note right
here games have clearer goals in real
life and games have a tighter feedback
system in real life so they're starting
to All Connect together at this stage
level three was actually creating the
mock so at this point I wanted a bird's
eye view of the relationships between
the notes that I was connecting so I
might have hit my mental squeeze point I
was outlining a project and this is when
when the mock creation process actually
begins which takes place over three
steps the first is dumping which does
not involve pooping I know it has
associations but it involves creating
your mock note putting in the mock
template which I have right here and
then dumping every relevant note or even
any mock that's related you can think of
now the reason I love this template is
because it collects all the mocks that
already linked to the mock that I
created and it also collects all the
relevant concept notes so think about
how awesome that is when I create my
mock already have all of this background
information I've been connecting to it
over time before it's even been created
and now I can dump it all in to my mock
note as a starting point for my mock
creation I don't have to start from
scratch so this is what my gamification
mock looked like during the dump stage
page as you can see just a whole bunch
of notes put inside of it nothing else I
could even add some random writing if I
wanted to when I was doing this but I
did not it doesn't all have to be notes
could also be writing then we have the
lump stage which is where you take all
of your dumpings you're really going to
have to thank me for not making a poop
joke like it's hard and you lump them
together based on theme so some
additional questions that I asked myself
during this stage were how should I
structure my m
What notes should I include in my mock
should I write my mock in paragraph or
in bullet form and after running through
this with my gamification mock it
started to look like this look at how
nice and organized that is it's so much
better than before it's like a college
dorm room that has been miraculously
made into a livable living Place have
you ever walked into a college dorm room
they're disgusting you don't want me to
turn the camera this way because you
will see my roommate side of the room
which is quite frankly unlivable I try
to ignore my bet I'm ranting but point
is that your mock will look so much
better once you go through this process
then the third step is Jump which is
where you jump like a
kangaroo I'm sorry I had to make that
joke you let your mock simmer no you
don't literally cook it on the stove top
although I do love cooking but you do
give it some time to marinate and then
you come back to the mock later on which
is something that actually works with
the way our brain works because we think
in Focus thinking and diffus thinking
Focus thinking is what we use when we're
doing a problem we're really focused
we're writing intently on something
diffused thinking is the thinking you do
in the shower or when you're walking
around the grocery store you're not
particularly thinking about anything so
by giving yourself some time to diffuse
think and then coming back to your mock
you have so many new ideas and you now
can structure it in a different way add
new stuff stuff like that you find new
connections and insights and one of the
beautiful things about creating mocks
that I've noticed is once you create the
initial outline of the mock you start to
subconsciously think about it more in
your everyday life like I created a mock
a few weeks ago on what is Insight cuz I
was interested like what is insight and
once I did that as as I consumed
information throughout my day I started
to search for things that were related
to that mock subconsciously so something
new would come up that I could add to it
and I was like I should add that to my
inside mock that would be sick and that
wouldn't have happened if i' never
created the mock so creating these mocks
serves as a way to
restructure how you attend to the world
in a way that helps you progress towards
your goals finally we have level four
which which is linking mocks together
it's mock setion because you link mocks
to other mocks so you can see with my
gamification mock from before I have
some other mocks inside of it like the
Flow State mock which is a whole another
mock with a whole bunch of stuff that is
also linked to other mocks like the self
and then I also have my happiness mock
linked inside of the gamification mock
so by linking all these mocks together I
can
start to create a system a knowledge
base that expands over time and then
that's when we get to the level five
which is the ultimate level creating a
home note where you essentially create a
mock of all of your highest order mocks
you can think of the home note as your
beginning your end your Launchpad it is
what allows you to do top down thinking
with bottom up thinking and and it's
exactly like creating a mock in how you
create it you dump you lump then you
jump but I do organize it differently
from my normal mock because I use it as
like the home base of my entire system
so if we look at my home note you can
see it's organized a little bit
differently than my other box I'm going
to give you a little bit of a tour of my
home not it's going to be so fun firstly
we have my encounter box which is the
adventure jump off point the encounter
box has all of my notes that I've
recently created that are ready to be
worked on the last 20 notes I've
recently created you can see the code
for that here if I click on it and you
can copy that in your own system and
this is a great place to start a not
making session because these are all
stuff that are highly relevant of mind
and I'm ready to work on uh soon it also
says how long they've been alive cuz I'm
going to kill them I'm joking I'm not
going to kill them I'm going to grow
them going to take care of these notes
like they were my own dogs then we have
my literature notes mock which has five
of my most recent literature notes the
literature notes are just notes that I
take on literature that I consume like
podcasts books conversations articles
videos lectures and I can go in here and
go through my most recent literature
notes and process them into concept
notes and connect those and grow those
over time to eventually become mocks uh
so you can see the code for that
here as I click each of these pretty
basic code I then have a boat box which
is where I have all my notes that are
not connected to anything else they just
well that they have like the boat emoji
so I should go in here and figure out
where to connect these
two then I have my who am I note I'm not
going to click on that cuz that has a
whole bunch of personal information but
it has like my values people I respect
the most content that I've resonated
most with stuff like that that then I
have some decision log failure learning
log also not going to click on those
those are personal finances mock my mood
tracker uh I have a relationships mock
with all of the prominent people in my
life that I that I take notes on also
personal and then I have this is a
really fun one my interest station my
library this holds all of my highle
interests which using a top down time-
tested organizational method which is
the derby Decimal System so I organize
it from top to down by putting all of my
related mocks under the relevant
sections for the Derby Decimal System so
I have all my mocks on Knowledge
Management right here all my mocks on
personal management and then philosophy
spirituality religion and psychology you
can see a little bit of a bias in my
interest by what is here versus uh
what's here here here here and here I've
not updated this in a while so I'm going
to add in some other mocks that I've
been working on recently because this
makes me seem like a monomaniac just
solely Rel interested in philosophy and
psychology spirituality and religion but
I will update that soon so that is not
the case and then finally I have my
content creation mock which is where I
have all my content creation tips
fundamentals how to effectively email
Market
storytelling to my content from the past
look at how many newsletters I've done
and YouTube
videos and blog posts quite a bit of
content and yeah that's a good tour of
my home note so question becomes what
can you create mock
for that's a good question I personally
create it for Content like videos blog
posts newsletters outlining an essay
finding holes of my knowledge of a topic
better understanding my knowledge in an
area sending as a gift to a friend or
family member I can just send them my
mock through my published obsidian
garden and be like here you go my gift
to you
don't know why I'm using this accent
right now outlining a project mapping
out my learnings for school and more
they're so useful finally how do we
integrate these with Pera and the zedel
Casten well first thing I want to say is
I'm not saying you shouldn't use perah
in obsidian right it's a great method
Thiago Forte I love his work however if
you want to learn how to integrate it
with MOX especially I've given you a
replacement for Pera in Mox but if you
want to learn how to integrate them
together I would recommend checking out
my friend John Maverick's video on how
to do that in obsidian up above because
he does a much better job of explaining
it than I could in this video in
addition if you want to learn how to
integrate MOX with a zle Casten you
should check out my ultimate beginner
guide to starting a zetel Casten in
obsidian as a student for those who
don't know a zle Casten is a notetaking
system used by Nicholas Lumen a German
sociologist in the early 20th century
that helped him connect Atomic notes
together to form interesting insights
and create so much stuff finally how do
you integrate mocks with school well
mocks are especially useful for
maximizing your understanding of your
college classes so using mock you can
create a map of what you're going to
learn for a course top down and then add
to it as the semester goes on which
allows you to compound your knowledge AC
across time so if you want to see how to
do that check out my four-step mock
creation process that I use to maximize
understanding of my college classes in
obsidian to learn more and then finally
what is the mindset shift that's going
to come from building mocks in a home
note when I started doing it I can tell
you three profound things happened which
is first I fell more in love with
learning because mocks make learning so
fun you can see the process of your
ideas growing you can do both both
bottom up and top down thinking you can
add your own unique perspective it's so
fun I also began to build personal
unique knowledge base that scales over
time by taking notes in this mock way
connecting notes together connecting
mocks together adding them to your home
note you're going to build this
incredible knowledge base that grows
with you as you grow right how often
have we felt like we start a new project
and we're starting from scratch you
don't have to do that when you create
mocks because they grow with you over
time and then finally I stopped
procrastinating on note taking trying to
find the best tagging folder and Link
system because the fact is there is no
best system right there's so many
infinite ways that you can organize with
them and I personally have found that
linking takes the best of all of them
and simplifies it into just doing that
with links because you can get the best
of what folders and tags give you which
is folder that gives you rigid structure
and tagging gives you structure I don't
even know how to explain it but linking
gives you everything that tagging and
folders give you but with more
flexibility it doesn't mean you can't
use tags and folders I still do as well
but I use them less than links so now
you know how to create mocks but you
might still be confused on how to grow
and connect notes together to create
mocks out of them if that's the case
check out my video six simple methods
for creating and growing your concept
notes in obsidian over time to learn
more as always have a fantastic rest of
your day and
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bye-bye
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