Nick Milo has spent the last 15 years using digital notes to create and grow a fitness boxing into an international company, produce two independent feature films, and become a TV and film editor. Most importantly, as he shares in his website, his use of digital notes helps him calm his thoughts and make better sense of the world.
He has tested and stretched the limits of linked notes in the real world from the fitness industry to the film industry, the football field to civil engineering, strength training to the boxing ring, public speaking to content creation and learned that being effective at managing knowledge is a superpower—and linking your thinking supercharges it.
Today, he teaches through his educational site, Linking Your Thinking, the frameworks to unlock your ability to work with ideas in a way that is fast, flexible, and future-proof.
INTERVIEW HIGHLIGHTS:
- Nick Milo’s nonlinear journey as a jack of all trades shaped by bold exploration, deep humility, and constant creative reinvention
- How reclaiming agency to engage with ideas transforms learning from grind into play
- The surprising reason Nick hesitated on a dream job with Better Call Saul to start a passion project
- How solving your own problems can spark unexpected creative breakthroughs
- Why speaking out loud invites valuable feedback and how community unlocks hidden opportunities
- See how embracing your identity can unlock new opportunities and growth
- Discover how AI empowers creators to produce ideas that were once financially impossible
- Practical ways to reclaim mental agency in an age of AI and information overload
- How to use the “Spark Method” to connect creative dots, deepen insight, and maintain control over your thinking
- Understanding the gardener vs. architect mindset to balance creativity with structure
- Learn the “3 I’s” frameworks for meaningful AI use that unlocks surprisingly valuable insights
- Create with discernment by infusing emotion and risk, keeping your work human and authentic even with AI
RESOURCES:
Linking Your Thinking Website
Linking your Thinking Youtube
Ideaverse Lite
Scott Barry Kaufman Interview
PARA Method
Obsidian
Flow
Veo