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Bring your notes, to-dos, and schedule together to tame life’s distractions and accomplish more-at work, at home, and everywhere in between.Įvernote syncs to all your devices, so you can stay productive on the go. (also, whenever I try to set up YAML at the top of my note, it formats one of the attributes as a section header w/ horizontal line.Capture ideas when inspiration strikes. I've heard of daily notes and YAML, but it's still confusing without the time-based organization aspect. I figure this isn't a new problem any tips to work around these issues? my primary concern right now is setting up a time/date organization system.

the alphabetical organization in the sidebar also makes it hard to see the temporal structure of my notes.

however, it seems like the tradeoff for this is that a lot of the organization falls onto the user - in Evernote, I could quickly jot a note down and its metadata like date/time would be instantly recorded. I'm attracted to Obsidian for its ability to connect notes together and pull some emergent meaning from those relations. I would then review these quick-fire notes every month or so. if I had a 'flash', I would open Evernote and quickly jot down my thoughts as unfiltered as possible. I used Evernote as a sort of impromptu mood tracker. Hi guys! Evernote's free plan shit itself so I finally made the jump to Obsidian :')

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