roam research

I wrote previously about how useful side bars are for writing books within Roam Research. Another useful habit is keeping the Daily Log (I’ll write a post later dedicated to this topic). An added benefit of using the Daily Log is that this feeling of “I need to remember something” goes away so I can […]

I keep my Daily Log open within Roam Research whenever I’m working on my computer. If I come across any interesting advert or something that has elements that I think will be useful in the future, then I’ll take a screenshot and upload it to Roam Research. To keep it properly categorized, I’ll add the

I find checklists generally to be super helpful. When you’re uploading videos to YouTube for instance, you need to make sure that you’ve got a good thumbnail, keywords/tags, headline, body text etc. It’s better not to rely on your memory each time you’re doing these things. So it’s better to actually just have a list

I started working on my Vision Board within Roam Research, which previously I was doing in Canva. I just use a tag and anything that looks interesting or appealing, I’ll add #[[Vision Board]]. The nice thing about using a Vision Board within Roam Research is that you can link it to another page which can