Tag: Obsidian

One of the big use cases of Obsidian for me is using the platform to create notes on books that I read. It has helped me not just to think about how a particular book resonates with me, but also how its ideas connect to other publications that I may have read. With that in mind, I thought I&rsquo...

When Tinder first launched in 2012, it pioneered a brand new user experience: the Swipe Right® and “Swipe Left”™ features. The app’s simplicity was a big part of what made it so appealing. An early version of Tinder We’ve emphasized building new features a...

Obsidian is a blank Canvas. You are free to choose your style and workflow. While this flexibility offers endless possibilities, it can sometimes leave newcomers feeling overwhelmed by choice. Wouldn’t it be nice to see what and how other users are using the app? That’s precisely t...

Every day, the digital wanderer in us encounters a swarm of information. Podcasts, meetings, books, random thoughts — the list goes on. This leads to a glaring question: How can we manage this avalanche of data and ideas? The answer could very well lie in the increasingly popular practice of P...

Within my Vault, I’m committed to using a folder based structure for central topics and ideas, one of those being Syncs. I have meetings all the time with different teams and multiple stakeholders, but having to create and organize specific notes for them was a repetitive, clunky exp...

I have an uneasy relationship with iCloud — we smile and nod at each other, but there’s some creeping distrust behind that pleasant façade. It’s often slower than it should be to load changes between devices, and on rare occasions I’ve seen files duplicated — or ...

In this article, I’m going to share with you my favorite Obsidian plugins. These are the ones I use most frequently and find the most helpful for my note-taking and productivity workflows. While there may be other useful plugins out there, these are the ones that I’ve found to be the mos...