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THIS GUY CANCELLED 9 SUBSCRIPTIONS AND BUILT A SMARTER SYSTEM FOR $0 he used to pay $500 a month for 9 different apps his notes were scattered, his tasks were lost, his data belonged to someone else then he moved everything into obsidian 506 nodes, 1064 connections, one vault,... show more

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