How I Capture & PROCESS using Readwise & Obsidian

FromSergio
26 Jul 202310:56

Summary

TLDRこのビデオでは、ウェブ上で得た知識をObsidianのUnified Inboxに自動的に保存し、さらにそれを処理する方法を紹介しています。中心となるサービスはReadwiseで、これはウェブ上でハイライトした内容を保存先としてNotionやObsidianに転送する役割を果たします。Readwise Readerは、ウェブ上の記事、ニュースレター、ツイート、YouTube動画などを一つのインボックスとして扱うアプリで、ハイライトやメモをObsidianに転送できます。ReadwiseとReaderを組み合わせることで、効率的な情報管理と知識の吸収が可能になります。

Takeaways

  • 📚 Readwiseはウェブ上でハイライトした情報をObsidianなどのアプリに自動的に保存するためのサービスです。
  • 🔗 Readwiseは現在、ReadwiseとReadwise Readerの2つのサービスに分割されています。
  • 👀 Readwise Readerはウェブ上の記事、ニュースレター、RSSフィード、ツイート、YouTube動画などを閲覧するためのアプリで、ハイライトやメモが自動的にReadwiseに保存されます。
  • 🔧 ObsidianにReadwiseプラグインをインストールし、設定を行うことで、ハイライトをObsidianに同期させることができます。
  • 📁 ReadwiseはObsidianのVault内に特定のフォルダ構造でハイライトを整理して保存します。
  • 📝 ハイライトのフォーマットはカスタム設定でカスタマイズでき、より整理された見た目を実現できます。
  • 🔄 Readwise Readerは、ウェブ上の記事やメディアを保存するための「インボックス」として機能し、ハイライトは自動的にObsidianにエクスポートされます。
  • 📧 ニュースレターやRSSフィードはReadwiseのメールアドレスを提供して受信し、ハイライトをObsidianに保存できます。
  • 🐦 TwitterのツイートやスレッドをReadwiseに保存し、必要に応じてObsidianに移行できます。
  • 🎥 YouTubeの動画をReadwise Readerで開き、ハイライトやメモをObsidianに保存できます。
  • 📘 Kindleで本を読んだ際のハイライトもReadwiseに保存され、Obsidianに同期できます。
  • 🔍 未処理のハイライトは「Readwise Inbox」タグを通じてObsidianで追跡し、定期的にレビューするようにしましょう。
  • 🌐 Obsidianのローカルグラフビューを活用して、ハイライトを他のノートと関連付け、自然に再発見する機会を増やしましょう。
  • 💡 ReadwiseとReadwise Readerは、オンラインで得た知識を効果的に整理し、自分の知識体系に統合するのに役立つツールです。
  • 🎁 Readwiseは30日間の無料試用版を提供しており、リンクを通じてさらに30日間の追加特典が得られます。

Q & A

  • ReadwiseとReadwise Readerの違いは何ですか?

    -Readwiseはウェブ上でのハイライトと保存場所の間の中継役として機能し、NotionやObsidianなどのアプリにハイライトを保存します。一方、Readwise Readerはウェブ上で読むためのインボックとして機能し、ニュースレター、RSSフィード、Twitterスレッド、記事、YouTube動画などをまとめることができます。ハイライトやメモをReader内で保存すると、それらはReadwiseに保存され、選択したアプリにエクスポートされます。

  • Readwise Readerを設定する際に、なぜObsidianのVaultに直接ハイライトを保存しないのですか?

    -Readwise Readerは、ウェブ上の記事やコンテンツを一時的に保管するための場所であり、全てのハイライトを直接Obsidianに保存すると、不要なものも含めて大量の情報が入り込むことになります。代わりに、Readwiseを通じてハイライトを管理し、必要なものだけをObsidianにエクスポートすることができます。

  • ReadwiseとObsidianを接続するために、どのような設定が必要ですか?

    -Obsidianの設定でReadwiseプラグインを有効にし、Readwiseアカウントに接続します。さらに、Readwiseの設定でObsidianをエクスポート先に追加し、ハイライトのインポート方法をカスタマイズすることができます。

  • ObsidianのVault内でハイライトを整理するために、どのようなカスタムフォーマットを使用していますか?

    -カスタムフォーマットを使用して、ハイライトをより整理された形で表示します。これには、YAMLフロントマターにタグを追加したり、ハイライトのコードを変更したりすることが含まれます。

  • Readwise ReaderでTwitterのスレッドを保存する方法は何ですか?

    -Twitterのスレッドを保存するためには、ReadwiseのTwitterアカウントにスレッドを送信するか、Readwise Readerの設定でTwitterアカウントを接続し、スレッドの保存場所を指定します。

  • YouTubeの動画をReadwise Readerで開くことでどのような利点がありますか?

    -YouTubeの動画をReadwise Readerで開くと、動画のトランスクリプトを表示し、ハイライトやメモを残すことができます。これらのハイライトやメモはReadwiseに保存され、Obsidianにエクスポートできます。

  • Kindleで本を読んだ際のハイライトはどのようにObsidianに連携させていますか?

    -KindleはReadwiseと連携しており、ハイライトは自動的にReadwiseに保存され、設定に基づいてObsidianのVaultにエクスポートされます。

  • Readwise ReaderのUIはどのような機能がありますか?

    -Readwise ReaderはPocketやInstapaperよりも高度な機能を持ち、Twitter、ニュースレター、RSSリーダー、YouTube動画を統合したUIを提供しています。

  • Readwiseのサブスクリプションに値打ちを感じるためにはどのような使用例がありますか?

    -Readwise Readerを通じてウェブ上の記事、ニュースレター、Twitterスレッド、YouTube動画を管理し、ハイライトをObsidianにエクスポートすることで、自分の知識管理体系に価値を加えることができます。

  • Readwise Readerのベータ版終了後に価格はどのようになりますか?

    -Readwise Readerのベータ版終了後は、ReadwiseとReaderの両方のサブスクリプション料金が変更される予定ですが、既存のサブスクライバーには価格の引き上げはなく、ベータ終了前に登録したユーザーには同じ料金が適用されるとのことです。

  • ObsidianのVaultでハイライトを処理する際のアプローチは何ですか?

    -ハイライトは「Readwise Inbox」タグを使用して識別され、それらをObsidianの特定のページで一覧表示します。ハイライトを個別に処理し、自分の知識体系に組み込むことで、再び出会う機会を作り出します。

Outlines

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📚 ObsidianとReadwiseを活用した知識管理

この段落では、Readwiseというサービスを通じてウェブ上でのハイライトをObsidianのUnified Inboxに自動的に保存し、さらにそれを処理する方法が紹介されています。Readwiseは、ハイライトと保存先の間の仲介者として機能し、さらにReadwise Readerというアプリも提供しています。Readerはウェブ上の記事、ニュースレター、ツイート、YouTube動画などを集約して読むためのインボックスとして機能し、ハイライトやメモをObsidianにエクスポートすることができます。このセクションでは、ReadwiseプラグインをObsidianにインストールし、設定を変更することで、ハイライトを効率的に管理する方法について学びます。

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🌐 Readwise Readerを使ったウェブコンテンツの集約

第二段落では、Readwise Readerの使い方とその利便性が強調されています。Readerは、ウェブ上の記事やRSS、ツイート、YouTube動画などを集約する場所として機能し、ハイライトやメモをObsidianにエクスポートすることができます。例えば、TwitterのスレッドやYouTube動画をReaderで開くと、ハイライトが自動的にObsidianに保存されます。また、KindleでのハイライトもReadwiseに自動的に保存され、Obsidianに反映されます。このセクションでは、TwitterやYouTubeなどからのコンテンツをどのようにObsidianに取り込むかの方法が説明されています。

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🔍 ハイライトの処理とObsidianへの統合

最後の段落では、ハイライトをObsidianに取り込んだ後の処理方法について解説されています。ハイライトは「Readwise Inbox」タグを付けて管理され、未処理のハイライトを効率的に確認・処理することができるようになっています。ハイライトを独自のノートや既存の知識に統合し、Obsidianのローカルグラフビューを活用して再発見することができるようになっています。このセクションでは、ハイライトを効果的に活用し、自分の知識体系に組み込む方法が紹介されています。

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Obsidian

Obsidianは、知識管理ツールとして知られています。このビデオでは、Obsidianを用いてウェブ上で得た情報を整理し、統一されたインボックスに自動的に保存する方法が紹介されています。Obsidianは、ユーザーが情報を整理し、リンクさせ、再利用するためのプラットフォームとして機能しています。

💡Readwise

Readwiseは、ウェブ上で行われたハイライトやメモをObsidianなどのアプリにインポートするサービスです。ビデオではReadwiseがハイライトを管理し、Obsidianにエクスポートする役割を果たしていることが強調されています。Readwiseは、ウェブ上の情報とユーザーの知識管理システムの間の橋渡し役として機能します。

💡Readwise Reader

Readwise Readerは、ウェブ上で読むためのインボックスとして機能するアプリで、ニュースレター、RSSフィード、Twitterのスレッド、記事、YouTube動画などを一か所で管理することができます。ハイライトやメモがReadwiseに保存され、その後Obsidianにエクスポートされます。ビデオでは、ReaderがReadwiseのサービスを拡張し、ユーザーの読書フローに価値を加えると示されています。

💡ハイライト

ハイライトは、ウェブ上で読書や閲覧中に重要な情報をマークする行為を指します。ビデオでは、ハイライトがReadwiseを通じてObsidianに保存され、後でレビューや参照の機会を提供するプロセスが説明されています。ハイライトは、ウェブ上の情報とユーザーの知識を結ぶ重要な要素です。

💡統一されたインボックス

統一されたインボックスとは、異なるウェブサービスやアプリから得られた情報を一か所に集約する機能のことを指します。ビデオでは、Readwiseがウェブ上のハイライトをObsidianの特定のフォルダに集約するプロセスを解説しており、これによりユーザーは情報を整理しやすくなります。

💡エクスポート

エクスポートは、情報やデータをあるシステムから別のシステムに移転するプロセスを指します。ビデオでは、ReadwiseがハイライトをObsidianにエクスポートする機能を使って、ウェブ上の情報をユーザーの知識管理システムに統合する方法が紹介されています。

💡RSSフィード

RSSフィードは、ウェブサイトからの新着情報を自動的に取得できるサービスです。ビデオでは、Readwise Readerを通じてRSSフィードを管理し、ハイライトやメモをObsidianに保存するプロセスが説明されています。RSSフィードは、ウェブ上の情報を効率的に追跡するための手段として機能します。

💡Twitterスレッド

Twitterスレッドは、一連のツイートで話題を展開する形式です。ビデオでは、TwitterのスレッドをReadwise Readerで保存し、ハイライトをObsidianにエクスポートする機能が紹介されています。これにより、Twitter上での情報交換を知識管理システムに統合することができます。

💡YouTube動画

YouTube動画は、学習や娯楽のために利用されるビデオコンテンツです。ビデオでは、YouTube動画をReadwise Readerで開き、ハイライトやメモをObsidianにエクスポートするプロセスが解説されています。これにより、動画から得られた知見を他の知識と結びつけることができます。

💡プロセス

プロセスは、特定の目的を達成するために一連のステップを実行する活動です。ビデオでは、ウェブ上のハイライトをObsidianに保存し、後でレビューするための一連のステップが説明されています。プロセスは、情報の整理と管理の鍵であり、ビデオの中心的なテーマの一つです。

Highlights

Readwise is divided into two services: Readwise and Readwise Reader.

Readwise acts as a bridge between web highlights and note-taking apps like Obsidian.

Readwise Reader is a comprehensive app for reading and highlighting online content.

Reader can handle newsletters, RSS feeds, Twitter threads, articles, and YouTube videos.

Highlights made in Reader are saved to Readwise and can be exported to Obsidian.

Readwise Reader enhances the workflow by adding value to the process of capturing and organizing knowledge.

Setting up Obsidian to work with Readwise involves installing the Readwise plugin and configuring sync settings.

Customizing Readwise export settings in Obsidian allows for a more organized display of highlights.

The Readwise Inbox tag helps identify highlights that have not yet been processed.

Using the local graph view in Obsidian to integrate highlights into the knowledge base.

Readwise Reader can be used as an inbox for all online content consumption.

RSS feeds and email newsletters can be directed to Readwise Reader to streamline the reading process.

Twitter threads can be selectively saved to Obsidian to avoid cluttering the vault with unimportant content.

YouTube videos can be opened in Readwise Reader for a better learning experience and easy highlighting.

Kindle highlights are automatically synced with Readwise and then to Obsidian.

Processing highlights involves reviewing and integrating them into the Obsidian vault for future reference.

Brilliant.org is an online learning platform for STEM topics, sponsored in the video.

The value of Readwise lies in its ability to capture and organize online content into a personal knowledge base.

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I'm going to show you how to seamlessly

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capture knowledge that automatically

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goes into Unified Inbox in obsidian and

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most importantly how to process it and

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at the heart of all of this is a popular

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service called read wise but the thing

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is read wise is now divided into two

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Services the regular read-wise and read

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wise reader so what's the difference

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between the two well read wise acts as a

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middleman or a bridge between all the

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highlights that you make while browsing

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the web or reading and the place where

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you want to store them like notion or

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obsidian read wise then released read

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wise reader which is in my honest

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opinion the best read the letter app

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that there is but it's a lot more than

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that reader's purpose is to be an inbox

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for anything that you want to read on

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the web that means newsletters RSS feeds

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Twitter threads articles and even

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YouTube videos all of those things land

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there and if you choose to highlight

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anything in reader it gets safe to read

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wise and Export it to your app of choice

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on top of that you can add your own

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notes to each highlight which will also

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be exported alongside it but you can't

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have reader without also having a read

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wise account because read wise is what

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makes reader possible it's what handles

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the importing and exporting of your

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highlights there's a lot more to this

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but first why bother with this at all

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and in all honesty I was actually not a

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read by subscriber until reader came

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along it was a good service sure but it

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felt more like a nice to have rather

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than a need but with reader it became a

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no-brainer for me it added a ton of

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value to my workflow and I'm going to go

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through all of my use cases and by the

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end of it you'll see why I'm so

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passionate about it alright so first we

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need to set up a place where we want to

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export all of our highlights for me

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that's going to be obsidian so I'm going

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to come here into my mastering obsidian

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Vault and I'm going to go into settings

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Community plugins browse I'm going to

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browse for the read wise official plugin

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I'm going to install it I'm going to

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enable it and then head over to options

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and I'm going to connect it to read wise

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but before that there's one thing that I

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change here which is the configure

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resync frequency and I change that from

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manual to every hour and now we need to

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set up read wise so I'm going to come

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here into readwise.io and if you don't

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yet have a read wise account they have a

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30-day free trial available and If you

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use my link below you get an extra 30

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days on top of that so once you have

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your account we need to add the obsidian

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as an export location so over here under

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connect and sync highlights we can go to

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export and over here you see that I've

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already connected obsidian and if we

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press on configure we can configure the

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way that read wise exports into obsidian

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and up here is the folder structure and

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the way this works is that read wise

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will create a folder in your Vault name

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read wise and inside that folder you'll

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have a subfolder for books another for

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tweets Etc and by default you'll have

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them as it shows here so everything that

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read wise classifies as books will be

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placed under the book subfolder in your

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obsidian and the same goes for articles

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and so forth this is the way that I have

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mine so up as well and then you can

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configure how your highlights get

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imported you can leave it as is or use

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custom formatting which is what I do and

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there's a few things I change here you

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walk them through the same and I'll

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leave a link in the description to a

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repo that has my exact configuration if

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you just want to copy and paste it and

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the first change is in the yaml front

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matter which is all the way here at the

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bottom you can see I added the tags read

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wise inbox as well as read-wise and the

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way this works is that every new

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highlight will have a read wise inbox

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tag which tells me that I need to review

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it more on that in the later parts of

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the video I also add a note created and

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last modified this isn't necessary but

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since every note in My Vault has it I

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have it here as well and lastly I

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completely changed the code for the

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highlights and there's no point going

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over this but the result is a much more

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organized way of seeing the highlights

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this wasn't done by me it was done by

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Eleanor and I'll put a link to her read

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by settings in the description as well

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and once that's done you can come back

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to obsidian and initiate sync and

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everything will show up here in the

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readwise folder in the formatting that

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we've done and if I come to the

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highlights of this book the shallows you

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can see it looks much better than the

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default configuration and then you're

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going to want to set up read wise reader

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so if you come here to readwise.io read

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and press open reader it's going to open

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up readvised reader and because it

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connects with your readvice account

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there's not much that you need to do

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other than download the mobile app and

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maybe a browser extension I'm not going

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to go in depth on this because I made a

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full video dedicated to just read wise

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reader and I'm going to link to it

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somewhere here on the screen but in

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short reader is like pocket or insta

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paper but on a whole other level because

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it's also a Twitter newsletter and RSS

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reader and it even works for YouTube

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videos and everything that you highlight

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inside reader will be exported to

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obsidian using the same configuration

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that we just did in read wise I use

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reader as a landing ground for nearly

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everything that I consume online

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everything lands here but not everything

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goes in my obsidian Vault and the first

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use case for me is all the RSS and email

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newsletters that I subscribe to because

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when I sign up to someone's newsletter

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or an RSS feed I can just give them my

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read wise email instead of my actual

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email and I'm definitely not alone in

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this because if I pull up my subscribers

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to my monthly newsletter there are

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hundreds of you using a readwise email

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to get it in your inbox you can find

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your readvice email by coming here to

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the plus icon and then more import

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options and it's right here under

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subscribe to email newsletters this is

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great because not only is the UI so much

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better in reader but if there's

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something that I want to save I can just

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highlight it and it's going to show up

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in my opinion Vault immediately and if

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there isn't I'll just archive it and

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move on then we have Twitter which is an

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interesting one because you can save

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tweets to read Wise by either replying

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to that tweet with save to read wise or

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if you want a more discrete approach by

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sending it to read wise's Twitter

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account as a private message and then

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those tweets are going to show up on

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your obsidian vault which for a single

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tweet is fine because you've definitely

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read it and you found value in it before

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sending it the problem comes when we're

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talking about a long Twitter thread that

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we want to read inside of reader but

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don't want it to necessarily end up

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inside obsidian because what if we got

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nothing of value out of it and luckily

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there's a way around this so if you come

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here to reader and we go into our

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preferences and then we come to

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Integrations and we connect our Twitter

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account and then we go into settings we

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can just side where we want both single

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tweets and threads to be saved I

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personally disable threads from read

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wise and enable them in reader that way

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if I bookmark a thread and find nothing

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of value out of it I can just archive it

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and it's not cluttering my obsidian

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Vault and then we have another one of my

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favorites which is YouTube videos I

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watch a bunch of YouTube content both

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for fun and for Learning and all the

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videos I watch for learning I opened

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them in reader using the browser

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extension which is going to look

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something like this and as you can see

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it has a transcript here and you can

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highlight anything you want and leave a

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note and it's going to be exported into

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obsidian another great quality of life

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Improvement is highlighting on my Kindle

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I read all of my books on my Kindle

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which is connected to read wise so every

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time I highlight something there it goes

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to my read wise and then obsidian and

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lastly we have articles that I come

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across that didn't arrive to reader this

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usually happens via Twitter

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recommendation or via newsletter for

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instance this happens all the time with

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Hacker News which compiles a bunch of

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relevant links related to programming I

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then move the ones I want to read over

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to reader and if you want to learn more

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let's go over processing because without

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this step you're really just archiving

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all those highlights in your Vault and

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if that's all that you want that's great

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but I know myself well enough to know

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that I'm not going to actively search

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for what I saved there will never be a

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day where I go okay let's go through

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every single thing I've ever highlighted

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so the first thing I do is to create an

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easy way for me to see which highlights

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have not yet been processed in the

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previous section when we configured our

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export settings in read wise we added

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readwise inbox as a tag so if I come to

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one of those highlights like the

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shallows you can see here we have tags

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read wise inbox this means that we now

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have that tag inside our obsidian vault

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as well so over here on the right if we

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go to tags and we scroll the way down we

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have here read wise inbox and if I click

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on it we can see this note right here

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which is yet to be processed and this is

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fine but I prefer to have a dedicated

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page for this I'm going to make a new

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page by pressing command n and I'm going

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to title it read wise inbox and then I'm

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just going to add a very simple data

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view query which goes the review table

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from readwise inbox and then when I

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press command D to go into preview mode

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it's just going to list all the notes

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that have a read wise inbox tag so now

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every time I add a new highlight to read

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wise it's going to show up here in this

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page telling me that I need to process

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it and and the way I process my

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highlights depends on the Highlight

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itself some highlights will inspire me

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to build my own notes and thoughts

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around them While others are just meant

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to be compliments to my own existing

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knowledge but in both ways it's

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essential that I integrate them with my

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obsidian vault in a way that I'll

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stumble upon them again without trying

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and this is all done by using what I

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love most about obsidian which is the

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local graph view which is over here on

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the right

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and if you don't see it just press

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command P for command power type in

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local graph hit enter and then you can

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drag this to wherever you want in your

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Vault I'm not going to go in detail on

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this because I did a full video on it

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but in short it lets you see not only

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What notes are linking to the current

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node but it's outgoing and neighbor

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links I have a very short example here

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in this vault in a local graph folder so

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if I press here Note 1 and then I come

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here to the local graph go into the gear

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icon filters and then increase the depth

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you can see that all I have in Node 1 is

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a link to node 2 but because node 2 also

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links to node 3 I'm able to see that

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over here on the local graph view this

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is just a very basic example but it

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shows that it's no longer the case that

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I have to actually search for a specific

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node to find it I'll stumble upon it by

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opening any of the neighbor notes and

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this is how I often come across

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highlights from many years ago which

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adds a ton of value so is read wise

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worth it and for me yes definitely like

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I said in the beginning I didn't think

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read wise on its own without reader

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offered enough value to justify the

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subscription costs which is why I never

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even made a video about it before and if

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you go to readwise.io read and you

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scroll all the way down to the

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frequently asked questions there's one

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here that is how will reader be priced

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and they say here that once reader exits

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beta sometime this year they intend to

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reprise read-wise and read wise reader

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for new subscribers but they also say

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that they won't increase the price for

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existing subscribers as long as you sign

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up before the beta ends either way you

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can give it a try completely for free

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and if you sign up using my link below

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you'll have double the trial period to a

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full 60 days but the thing is all of

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this is just to get other people's ideas

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and content into our vault but what

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about our own ideas and thoughts and

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that's exactly what I went over in this

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video right here so I'll see you there

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