This was my first workshop with the Linking Your Thinking crew, and it felt like I died and woke up in nerdy heaven... except I was more alive than ever! Here I was among all my people: folks who care deeply about understanding the world - and themselves! - from their own perspective to enrich reality. People who are ready to interrupt the overwhelming stream of information, data, and content hurling towards our consciousness to say, "wait! that's interesting because...," "this reminds me of another idea...," and "here is another way to see this." People who are ready to engage with the world in a more intentional manner and, perhaps, leave their own mark with a little more clarity. People who want to leverage the tools for thinking that are available to us, in combination with our own knowledge and imagination, to help make more sense. What an exceptional space! I am grateful for how the Internet makes such a gathering or like-minded souls possible. Grateful also for the excellent work of Nick Milo and his crew, each of them kind, sensitive, and thoughtful. The Linking Your Thinking workshop is a space where participants can come as their whole selves, and discover they can be even more. More prosaically, the thinking frameworks I practiced in LYT are already making a difference in my work as a content creator and in my journey as a person who cares about cultivating mindfulness in my inner life. The curated expert sessions provided me with further tools to collaborate with others, and I learned so much, from the mundane (a plug-in I didn't know existed!) to the profound (reflections on grief), from fellow workshop participants. The whole experience has been a delight and I look forward to continuing being active in the LYT community.

The LYT Workshop is among the best designed and executed learning experiences I’ve ever experienced. I say this as someone who designed and delivered training and learning experiences for a living. I suspect we’ve all experienced enough poorly done learning experiences to acknowledge that good is hard to find and excellence is rare. We’ve been conditioned to accept mediocrity. The LYT crew demonstrates how different and rewarding excellence can be.

As a fence-sitter, I was surprised to learn that note taking and note making are like comparing night and day. Understanding that difference changed my PKM jorney from one of collecting others thoughts to generating my own ideas. Note making has reinvorigorated my creative thinking!

This is the first time in my life I have actually felt like I have a sustainable tool and system to formulate all the stuff running through my brain. I have really appreciated how the LYT team have set up their education and information. Its like watching a great movie, the more you watch it the more you get from it.

I took LYT 13 and 14 as part of the Knowledge Accelerator and it was one of the highlights of my year. At first, I was worried about missing live sessions because of timezones (I'm in GMT +8), but I get so much value from the recordings along with a very engaged and brilliant community. We learn not just from Nick, but from each other.

The Linking Your Thinking workshop is OUTSTANDING. Nick Milo is so genuine and generous in teaching and wholeheartedly wants everyone to increase their thinking potential. Plus, so many wonderful heart-centered people in the program. Before I took this workshop I didn't know where to begin with Obsidian. Now I can see the potential and the sophistication available and am excited about what is to come.

The best thing about the workshop is the mentor. He is always ready to listen, to guide, and knows his stuff. The LYT workshop is a deep pool. Dive in head first, there be gold in the shimmering waters.

If you have a feeling that there might be a better way to get on top of your notes, go for this course. It takes away your struggle with the current system and instead adds a ton of benefits. Nick put a massive amount of thought into good long-term note taking. He guides you through your own process in a competent and casual way. This course saves you a lot of time while providing high quality insights you can find nowhere else.

It is hard to highlight particular one (part of the LYT workshop), all parts were balanced as I felt, which is a great credit to the team. I can say this was my first online course when everything was very carefully thought out and I really liked it. I would definitely recommend it to someone, who would like to get their thinking back on track. The LYT Workshop will surprise you with tried and true methods. Write more than relate. Enrich your PKM with own, authentic thoughts. Thinking muscle can be recovered.

Before the (LYT) workshop, I had already participated in a BASB Cohort where I was able to build a great system already. But I got stuck, and overwhelmed about how well I built it! I was paralysed and couldn't move it forward.. During the workshop I was able to overcome this feeling/sensation through the thoughtful questions and supportive community. Now I have a daily practice of coming into my PKM system, take notes of the day and whatever sparks my interest, no pressure, simply show up!

As a lifelong learner, technology enthusiast, and adventure-wannabe, I'm always eager to take action. Yet, I've come to understand that pursuing ambitions involves more than just taking action; it's about connecting the dots, planning meticulously, and seizing good opportunities. It's in this pursuit of turning dreams into reality that I found the use of Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) and thus the LYT workshop invaluable. Through the application of frameworks, often referred to as tools for thinking, the workshop provided me with a structured approach to organizing my thoughts.

The LYT Workshop is a unique opportunity to learn, understand, and develop your personal knowledge management (PKM) system. It's the combination of live sessions from Nick Milo and featured experts, supplemented with exercises and an amazing curriculum for the deep dive, along with an engaging community of others with similar yet diverse interests.

My recent LYT 13 workshop then enabled me to take my PKM system even further. And I'm extending this more with the Knowledge Accelerator. If you're considering whether this is appropriate for you, just do it! It's so valuable and you will be so glad you made a decision to join.

I was pleasantly surprised by how much support we got as students. The LYT Team were always on hand to answer questions & their feedback on our exercises was so helpful & encouraging. Definitely the cherry of top of an amazing Workshop experience!

The LYT workshop has been transformational for me. The LYT workshop was instrumental in helping me develop a truly personal system, all while ensuring resilience and anti-fragility. Instead of prescribing structure, the LYT workshop, with the help of its supportive community, can help ensure you have all the tools needed to create a thriving PKM system.

Having a place built from these concepts/structures can really improve how you do many of your daily activities. You would definitely be surprised by how fundamental it can be in so many of the things that you already do. It's so pleasing to have a place where you can save and then quickly find many of the things that I want to remember.

As a multipotentialite, I love all those shiny new objects - and courses, which has made me more hesitant to participate, especially in courses with a set and ambitious time frame instead of studying the content in my own pace. But the cohort approach has worked wonders with me, because of the deep and open exchange within my team, a very intimate yet diverse subgroup of participants throughout the whole course, acting as a LYT "peer group" as much as making myself accountable. This course is only for you, if you can and will invest a considerable amount of time during these six weeks ahead, not because of the content and time of the lessons, but because of the highly aspiring and motivating interaction within the cohort. The promise: You will never feel alone or isolated..

I explored LYT with optimism but honestly did not have high expectations. Having research everything PKM over the last 10 years, I was fairly content with my system, but couldn't quite identify what was missing. To my surprise and delight, I found the missing link I was looking for  and was introduced to some really innovative ideas through Nick, LYT and my fellow students. I cannot wait for the next course, as the people you meet on this journey are just as great as the lessons learned. Three thumbs up from me!

Before I took this workshop, I was using obsidian but I feared I was just wasting my time and effort putting data in without ever using it. Now, I have a scalable PKM that is matched to my goals. I know it will continue to grow as I grow. The LYT workshop is perfect for both people who are looking to start a PKM, but don't know where or how, and those who have one but know they could do so much more with it. Either way, you'll find it incredibly valuable and end up with a system that works for you.

Before I came to this workshop, I curated insightful pieces and occasionally integrated complex ideas into my own creative efforts. Now, I build insights and create with a 10X productivity improvement. It is all far more rewarding and fun.

The Linking Your Thinking workshop is a great opportunity to learn how to learn and think more efficiently, to have a clearer view on your life and activities, to enrich your soft skills, to build your own testimony for your future self, your partners and/or your children. I now have a tool and a flexible, future-proof methodology to organize my knowledge, help me write more and improve my professional practice. My biggest takeaway from the workshop is that my note taking/making system can become an asset to my business.

Before the LYT workshop I was overwhelmed by my accumulated thousands of notes and documents that were sitting unused. Now I have developed a workflow that allows me to be intentional about this process and actually make the content work for me instead of against me.

Six weeks of intensive interactions with: 1. Great content. 2. Great people. 3. Great organization/production. 4. Great help to go over whatever issues emerged during the workshop. 5. Extremely friendly staff willing to help at ANY time even though I was a novice in many areas, and 6. It was even funny; I had a lot of fun and had many laughs together with my Cohort. The biggest thing I am taking away is one of the most pleasant experiences in my entire life. If you are looking for a "language" to exchange information between your most inner-self and the external world, this workshop will get you on the way.

Before I went through the LYT workshop, I thought that taking notes was a chore. Now that I've been through it, I take notes to help me make sense of the world around me, which is fun and incredibly rewarding. I got the most value out of the sensemaking sessions, I thought they were a ton of fun and really showed me how I could do something similar in my own workflow.

The sense making sessions were the bomb. Having prompts in place and somewhat random topics to use as exercises in thinking was helpful. Now I have tools to reach for on the days when things are not so fluid.

Before I took this workshop, I was struggling with writing articles and my thesis. Now that I've been through it, new notes come fluidly, and my capacity to create new connections improves. This workshop is for everyone who wants to turn their thoughts into something sharable with others. The followed hands-on lessons work for my tasks perfectly. Just this is mind-blowing. Besides that is helping me to write my thesis. My writing capacity improved and, now I know better methods to keep activating these brain muscles.

One of the most valuable lessons that I learnt during the course was how minor changes in the process can have huge long-term effects. Learning first to get rid of a rigid folder-based system was scary but useful. And later, bringing back some folders finding a balance between the structure and flexibility was a big deal in organizing my system. I now use a combination of flexible MOCs and very few carefully set folders on the broader level. Being memory-driven, my PKM relies on linking everything through people and interactions with them. It was during this course that the immense power of having central heavy nodes (people) with a lot of minor nodes surrounding them and interlinked became apparent to me. And I don’t think I can go back to a folder-hierarchy! ‍

Before I took this workshop my knowledge was scattered all over the place and often buried in thousands of bookmarks of other people. Now that I've been through it, I got a clear system to have my knowledge all in one place. I have direct access and can work with it. And I have it separate from bookmarks and collected stuff. Before I was collecting more. Now I am creating more. This is the one workshop you need when you are a content creator. You will benefit from it in ways you don't know in advance. It changes your whole game. Content creation becomes easier - and more fun.

I found the lessons in the Workshop extremely helpful. I loved that we were not encouraged to simply copy an existing system, but we were taught to create our own system based on our specific needs. The community was clearly an amazing addition! It was inspiring to find like-minded people who also wanted to substantially improve their note-making system

The workshop allowed me to go through a major shift in my mode of working with intellectual material, from hierarchical folders-based organization to idea emergence.

The price tag of the workshop is steep - granted. It's worth it, because there is a skill to be gained which yields insights - probably - till the end of life. The workshop provides a methodology to direct thinking to be connected, meaning that you'll be able to see and make connections which are unusual.Furthermore you get a no-nonsense approach to make a brain extension which suits you to store, retrieve and intermingle information. IMHO it is a necessity in this more and more information-driven world. Before this workshop I had a hard time branching out my thinking and to come up with new ideas. During the last third of the workshop my thinking changed: I realized the connection to other things (both in professional as well as personal context) and that the world is made up of building blocks.

I tried so many methods and platforms for organizing my thoughts but I was just overwhelmed and getting nowhere. The LYT workshop/community has helped me focus on note-making instead of bookmark-curating. The workshop helped me ask the right questions about my goals. Like, what behaviors have I been repeating with method after method that kept me from being successful? Nick and the members of my cohort helped me answer those questions and helped me to enjoy engaging with my knowledge work again.

Writing truly is the medium of understanding. If you are inspired by the ideas of Niklas Luhman's Zettelkasten and Sönke Ahrens' Smart Notes, the LYT framework and community will complete your transformative experience. As a writer and content creator, I trade in ideas. Ideas don't work well in traditional folders and files. They require the freedom to intermingle and make connections where new ideas emerge. This workshop and the LYT framework showed me a scalable way of doing just that. I haven't looked back since.

Linking Your Thinking provides me a method. A process I now use to grow my ideas. Before I took this workshop I had thousands of notes on Evernote. They contain everything that interest me, but these notes make me feel anxious because there was not an easy way to find them or have them related. Now I have more clarity in putting my ideas in order.

There are so many systems out there to help with organization and productivity. This workshop goes beyond simple management to integration of knowledge by providing a framework for creating an assistant to your own thinking, customized by you to whatever your needs are. The Linking your thinking workshop will change the way you relate to knowledge and your own ideas. ‍It will change the way you think for the better.

I loved the prompts that helped me to explore what I know, why I know that to be true, and how to be open to interpreting my knowledge in new and interesting ways. If you want to learn how to think better and create an easy-to-use resource for your vast wealth of knowledge, you need to take LYT. Also, if you want to meet a great group of curious open-minded people who are committed to learning and growing, you need to tap into the LYT community.

At first, I was a bit hesitant in joining the workshop because of the price... but I went with my gut, and it was/is so worth the money. The workshop makes you look into why you need a PKM in the first place and what it could do for you. At the end of the workshop, a new world has opened up, and you will realize this is just the beginning of the journey.

Moving from note-taker to note-maker is one of the most powerful ways you can improve the quality of your own thinking. This workshop will show you how to harness the power of idea emergence to improve your thinking, engage with the work of other thinkers, boost your creativity and make each day more productive. I especially liked the Discourse community. Certain members of our cohort have been terrific about sharing their successes, failures, attempts, frustrations, aspirations and their organizational strategies, and I loved those interactions.

The Linking your thinking workshop helped me use my OWN brain when I write or make sense of all the data incoming. And to align what I do in those depths to what my core values and bigger mission is in life. The experience I liked the most was the idea of making sharp choices: question everything. Especially your own assumptions and hidden ways of thinking and doing. (This was a game changer for me. My PKM is a direct reflection of me and not some half-modelled, half-copied system of someone else)

Before I took this workshop, I had unanswered problems with my productivity flow that I could only begin to solve. I continued to float from app to app to app like so many other people. Now that I've gone through it, I feel confident that I no longer need to do that - my system now is it. I'll still be with this when I'm 120 years old. This is one of the most important courses I've taken in my life, and only wish I could have done it as a young student. I rate it well above Getting Things Done, Four Hour Work Week, and so many other branded books and gurus in the productivity world.

During the workshop, I saw finally saw how Maps of Content could work for me...They were so exciting that I actually had a hard time sleeping those couple of weeks! Now I'm a note-maker. I'm writing as I'm reading. And I'm writing my own notes. My own thoughts. My own connections. My links. It feels really terrific to be doing that, instead of note-taking.

"You write them like you're going to read them again" was a huge revelation. Being able to give yourself different types of context, depending on where you are, has been one of the most valuable lessons for me across any of the parts of this that we're talking about.

I am so grateful for this community of such talented and intelligent people. I am always learning new things from them and getting questions answered by a very warm and curious crowd. I really love this workshop and community and can't believe how much it has helped me grow in such short period of time. It's making me rethink how I organize way more than notes in Obsidian. So glad that I took the leap.

Before I took LYT, I was overwhelmed by both software and systems, now that I've been through it I have found a way to manage myself first and adapt my system. While there are many workshops on how to best manage information, this is the only one where you are actively supported in the development of your very own PKM system.