Introduction Now that the basic concept of the Daily Note in Obsidian has been covered, in this article and video I will go through the detail of what is under the folded areas. Obviously it would be quite lengthy to go through all this in an article with various screenshots, so the best way to …
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Introduction This will be the first in a series of articles and videos around the Obsidian Daily Notes core plugin. Personal Knowledge Management systems provide a very powerful way to do journalling and keep information that is detailed and extensive. Yet the ability to fold headings and use callouts in Obsidian also provides the ability …
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Introduction Maps of Content (MOCs), even notes, can potentially get quiet long. At some point in time they may evolve into two or more MOCs with another higher note above them. This happens as your MOC grows in concert with the notes it links to. Long notes can be difficult to scan so you can …
Introduction One of the best concepts you can employ with notemaking in my view is consistency. Not only consistency in adding notes regularly to your PKM, but consistency in how they are structured. The structure of notes can certainly evolve over time as proficiency and needs change, but that is not going to happen every …
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Introduction If there is one single critical aspect of maintaining a good note making system it is the generation of notes in your own words. Highlighted text from books and articles and even lengthy articles saved to your Obsidian vault will mean nothing unless the gold nuggets are extracted from beneath the surface. In this …
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Introduction For the purposes of background, I recently put a Strategic Plan together for an organisation. As is my practice when completing such documents, I always use the terms we, our, us in the document. This is at odds with the belief of others who will use the name of the organisation. The reason I …
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