The MindSET: A Visual Thinking Framework for PKM

Join us at the Linking Your Thinking Conference to learn about The MindSET, a unique personal knowledge management system that combines the power of visual thinking, evergreen notes, and serendipitous discovery. Through years of research and experimentation, our speaker has discovered that the most effective way to manage personal knowledge is through 4D visual notes that are hyperlinked, embedded, tagged, and cross-referenced.

By creating a multidimensional system that allows for instant perception and analysis of information, we can overcome the limitations of linear, text-based notes and folders.In this presentation, we will explore the origins of The MindSET, the benefits of evergreen notes, and the power of concepts on a page, a new approach that combines visual thinking and atomic ideas to tell stories about important concepts.

Join us to learn how The MindSET can transform the way you think about and manage personal knowledge.

Zsolt Viczián is an experienced IT professional with over two decades of cross-disciplinary expertise. As the developer of the Excalidraw and ExcaliBrain plugins for Obsidian.md and the creator of the "Zsolt's Visual PKM" YouTube channel, he specializes in visual thinking workflows and tools that can help optimize your professional and personal workflows.

With a Ph.D. from the Technical University of Budapest and multiple Master's degrees in Electrical and Biomedical Engineering, he brings a wealth of knowledge to his work. He's a lifelong learner who enjoys experimenting with new ideas and workflows, constantly refining and testing his visual thinking toolset. His passion for visual thinking led him to create the Visual Thinking Workshop, a platform where he shares his experience and expertise with others. Through his workshops, you'll learn how to unlock your brain's visual processing power and boost your creativity using cutting-edge tools and techniques.

In his free time, he enjoys hiking, spelunking, mountain unicycling, traveling, and reading. Check out his blog, zsolt.blog, to learn more about his work and stay up-to-date on my latest projects.