14d • Tools
đź§  Stop just collecting links. Start "chatting" with your brain.
I’ve been experimenting with NotebookLM heavily lately, and honestly, the "Audio Overview" feature gets all the hype, but the real power is in the workflow.
I just uploaded a breakdown (see the infographic below) of how to actually use this thing beyond just a party trick.
The 3-Step Flow shown here is a game changer:
  • Curate (The Input): Dump your PDFs, YouTube links, and messy Google Docs into one notebook. It eats up to 50 sources at once.
  • Chat (The Analysis): Instead of CTRL+F, you literally ask questions. "What are the common themes between these 3 meetings?" or "Find the contradiction in this report."
  • Transform (The Output): This is the money maker. Use the Studio panel to turn those messy notes into FAQs, Briefings, Timeline, or Study Guides instantly.
Who this is actually for:
  • Devs & Creators: Turn your documentation or video scripts into instant blog posts or social snippets.
  • Learners: Turn a dense whitepaper into a podcast you can listen to on the drive home.
  • Project Managers: Consolidate 10 different spec docs into one "Source of Truth."
Want to Be a NotebookLM Boss? Visit our Classroom Here!
I’m curious—has anyone tried the "Deep Research" feature yet for analyzing competitors?
Drop a comment below with your best use case so far. 👇
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Robert M
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đź§  Stop just collecting links. Start "chatting" with your brain.
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