Started a YouTube channel to do a Logseq demo for friends

By April I was using Logseq daily. I had migrated all my notes from other file formats and programs into one interface, and was finding myself to be more effective in the work environment, and in managing my personal writing.

I am generally evangelical about great software that I come across, and Logseq was no exception. (I still get mocked by old colleagues for my initial enthusiasm with Krisp.ai at the start of the pandemic 🙈)

There was a lack of YouTube tutorials on Logseq, and after reading Austin Kleon's 'Show Your Work' and watching some YouTubers share their technical knowledge more openly on other channels, I decided to start a channel to do some Logseq demos for friends. This set the bar low enough to give me the motivation to put myself out there.