Obsidian is built to be extensible. With 22 core plugins and 121 community plugins, set up your own toolkit and get running in minutes. You'll even be able to install third party plugins or build your own once Obsidian reaches v1.0. Obsidian is a “personal knowledge manager” with good cross-note linking support, in a similar vein to Roam Research. I tried out a bunch of different PKMs 2, but eventually settled on Obsidian. Obsidian; Google Tables; Airtable; Google Sheets; ClickUp; Todoist; Dropbox Paper; The ones that I used the most extensively were Notion, Coda, Airtable and ClickUp. I set up a full system in the first two and went as far as I could to do so with the last two. Personally, I use Todoist for task management and Obsidian for note-taking/knowledge base. I use Notion for project management/planning/big picture organizing, Todoist for tasks, and Obsidian for note-taking. I have given up on digital minimalism in favor of tools that are the.
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doesn’t mean you should.
Today I decided to add the todoist plugin to my Obsidian notes installation. It’s one of those plugins that I’m not sure yet if it’ll stay.
From a technical perspective it works well and does what it should. If you use Todoist and Obsidian I would recommend you take a look at it. The trick is that you need to be in preview mode to take advantage of it.
Obsidian Todoist Healing
For me that’s part of the hang up, I take a lot of notes and need to be in edit mode, not preview mode. Shifting back and forth is fairly easy, a quick hotkey stroke and I can jump back and forth. The challenge is always returning to the note with the task list as I rarely stay on that note during the day.
It’s something that I’m looking at as I’m not sure that’s a change I want to make in my workflow. I’ll give it some time and then evaluate as to whether to keep it or not.
Obsidian Todo
That’s something you should always do. You test, evaluate, change, and then test again. You just need to be careful that you don’t make too many changes at once, or too quickly. Patience is the key.