Sprint with us and learn everything about queries this July!

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Not at all! See the welcome post for more information. It also contains the link to the form to sign up. You’ll be in tune with the rest of the cohorts, so if you sign up today then tomorrow you’ll receive lesson 3.

Here’s what you’ve missed so far:

Lesson 1: What Are Logseq Queries and Why You Should Learn to Use Them

How valuable is a digital second brain when you can’t make it remember what you need? After spending hours logging your thoughts and expanding your collection of notes, seeking through them probably gets difficult. The search bar you once loved now yields little useful. You like the ease of writing in Logseq, but finding back things gets increasingly frustrating. Does this describe you? Then you’ve joined the right course! Just like it requires skill to properly use search engines like Google…

Lesson 2: Why You Should Outline and Link Your Notes

Information becomes interesting when you can relate it to other information. But for knowledge to emerge, you need to spark it to life by providing some structure. Many fans of Logseq like the idea of dumping their thoughts on the Journals page. As you don’t have to think about where to store information, you gain mental space. But what if you don’t know where you left some information that you need now? If you’ve been using Logseq without caring about any structure, you’ll probably spend more…