7 篇博文 含有标签「Productivity」

Work Framework: Read → Write → Build​

A simple cycle for productive work:

• If you have no ideas → Read (Get new information or inspiration)
• If you have ideas but can't express them → Write (Organize your thoughts and find your own voice)
• If you have ideas and know how to act on them → Build (Create something)

In today's information-rich world, developing a personalized knowledge management system is essential for anyone engaged in academic research, continuous learning, and maintaining balanced productivity. After much experimentation, I've developed a cross-platform workflow that effectively bridges my academic research, personal learning journey, and daily life management. Here's how I've structured my digital ecosystem.

I created this collection to save and quickly access my favorite websites and software. Here's a categorized list of useful sites and tools that I frequently use and recommend.

Visual Studio Code is a powerful, lightweight code editor that I've customized for optimal productivity.

WakaTime is a powerful productivity tracking tool specifically designed for developers. It automatically measures the time you spend coding.

Sync Obsidian on All Platforms (Windows, Mac, Android, iOS) and Multiple Devices​

0. Requirements​

Obsidian Plugin:

• Remotely Sync - Third-party sync plugin

Cloud Storage Service (choose one):

• WebDAV - Universal protocol, works with many providers
• Dropbox - Popular cloud storage with excellent cross-platform support
• OneDrive - Microsoft's cloud service, best for Windows ecosystem

Hotkeys are helpful for working efficiently. However, checking the official documentation that introduces the hotkeys is not always practical because it often includes many unnecessary hotkeys. Here are some useful hotkeys based on my experience. I made this page to review and also hope it can help you. I will update the content regularly.