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Notion, Obsidian, Capacities, TickTick—which one is actually the best?

Out of all the options out there, I’d love to know which tool you use to manage your life. If you use several, what do you do on which one?? I’ve been looking for a long time for the best way to organize and manage everything. I love how simple Obsidian is, the endless possibilities in Notion, and the calendar management side of things, but I can’t seem to find that 'one app' to do it all.
So, how do you guys handle it?

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u/Medinote_HQ — 6 days ago

Problem with syncing images

Hi all, I have a small problem with syncing/uploading images.

When I use Capacities at work in my browser and paste images into meeting notes (e. g. screenshots), 9 out of 10 times the upload to the cloud fails. Even after retrying, it doesn't work.

First I thought it would be the security rules of our company IT or something like that, as the Capacities support page states "check whether the connection to our servers and Amazon S3 is allowed".

But some images get synced/uploaded. Just only 1 out of 10.

Anyone experienced the same and has a fix?

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u/Vmaster88 — 4 days ago

Gosh, Capacities is beautiful

https://preview.redd.it/h7aadui9ma1h1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=ef701d80ce3c793e6cf84e9254963fadabe29be5

https://preview.redd.it/usge6u0ama1h1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=cc764a2030a0cfa751f8e37d25a5a6db02113659

https://preview.redd.it/b1sybuukma1h1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=8fe28086dc446c630f4e2f5406d69c2a2a99fedd

I can't imagine anything without it, the amount of clarity, trust this software brings, while the Obsidian was nice, I used to feel overcontrolling micromanaging everything, fricking community plugins here and there

I just write, I got it all under control, it's perfect for the workflow, updates are amazing, seriously, I want this company to be at prime, so guys please forever stay this way, the developers, like you can check out many authors, startup books, something about companies here and there, just make sure Capacities is gonna be alive and thrive forever

  • The Advantage: Why Organizational Health Trumps Everything Else in Business – Patrick Lencioni
  • The Five Dysfunctions of a Team – Patrick Lencioni
  • Leaders Eat Last – Simon Sinek
  • The Culture Code: The Secrets of Highly Successful Groups – Daniel Coyle
  • The Fearless Organization – Amy C. Edmondson
  • Good to Great – Jim Collins
  • Reinventing Organizations – Frederic Laloux
  • The Ideal Team Player – Patrick Lencioni
  • Reframing Organizations – Lee G. Bolman & Terrence E. Deal
  • Creating Healthy Organizations – Graham Lowe
  • Primed to Perform – Neel Doshi & Lindsay McGregor
  • Radical Candor – Kim Scott
  • Team of Teams – Gen. Stanley McChrystal
  • The Speed of Trust – Stephen M.R. Covey
  • Drive: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us – Daniel H. Pink
  • The Progress Principle – Teresa Amabile & Steven Kramer
  • An Everyone Culture – Robert Kegan & Lisa Laskow Lahey
  • Organizational Culture and Leadership – Edgar H. Schein
  • Diagnosing and Changing Organizational Culture – Kim S. Cameron & Robert E. Quinn
  • Beating Burnout at Work – Paula Davis

My personal favorite author on organizational health is Ichak Adizes, a holocaust survivor, hell as sure he knows how to make sure the organization survives and thrives, so please, beat the game of personal knowledge management systems, I heard just 7 people work on Capacities, you guys are geniuses, keep putting effort and being resilient

Just read, implement, also Motive is a nice book on what leadership is

Love y'all

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u/katharonoiadeus — 7 days ago

I love the idea of capacities but I can't find enough references, how do you guys organize yours own system? I'm kind of lost

Like, what objects do you use the most? What properties do they have?

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u/arlylosthere — 9 days ago

Migrating from Craft Docs

Has anyone moved to Capacities from Craft Docs? I have been a Craft user for a while and love the workflow I have built in Capacities, so I'm ready to commit. I know there isn't a direct import, but I am looking for tips and tricks when doing so.

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u/richardegil — 9 days ago