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Being More Spontaneous

Oops, I did it again! A second "podcast", longer this time.

(French only again, sorry.)

The note-taking software I mention in the video is Obsidian.

It's free. All your notes are very light text files on your own computer (→ no need to be online, you can work on the train) but they can still be synced across your devices (I pay the €4/month subscription to support them because I love what they do).

The big advantage is that you can create links between notes, a bit like on Wikipedia. And there are plenty of plugins to handle your calendar, your tasks and make everything look nice.

Markdown is a way to add titles, subtitles, links, images (...) while keeping a text file that weighs nothing and can be opened by any software.

It changed my life, I recommend it.

Anyway, this is my second podcast episode.

I haven't listened to it but... I'm happy with it. I had a lot of fun making it.

And if you have a topic or a question you'd like me to answer...

Ask me.

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