Maybe try with two notebooks or projects that you are actively working on and maybe try them at the same time. They are both free so you can even go one month with one and one month with another.
I tried all of the notes app possible and I arrived to Obsidian in the end.
The ability to insert metadata to notes and then query and view that data in tables, lists and other formats with dataview is really a powerful thing.
For example you can make a note for every movie you eatch with ratings and status and then create an automatic list that gathers all of them in one note and shows them as a table.
I understand your point and it makes sense. I feel the same when I have a lot of them.
I still think they have their usefullness.
For example:
To wake up daily at the same time
To take trash out on specific trash days
To remind yourself of the right time to go to the gym.
But if you are not realistic with your time and crowd 10 repetitive tasks for 10 different objectives or habits you want to create at the same time it can become unrealistic and demotivational.
I always decide to pay if it makes a real improvement in my life. The money that I pay each month is way less than the consequences of being scattered all around. But you could go for more open source alternatives such as Obsidian. With enough plugins you can transform it into something similar.
Or apps that offer a lot of featurea for free such as Todoist or Trello.
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This is a reference to Vlad the Impaler because of his tendency to Impale his enemies.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlad_the_Impaler
Maybe try with two notebooks or projects that you are actively working on and maybe try them at the same time. They are both free so you can even go one month with one and one month with another.
I tried all of the notes app possible and I arrived to Obsidian in the end.
The ability to insert metadata to notes and then query and view that data in tables, lists and other formats with dataview is really a powerful thing.
For example you can make a note for every movie you eatch with ratings and status and then create an automatic list that gathers all of them in one note and shows them as a table.
Are you actively using it? I wanted to try it but the mobile app looks very bad and it appears to be almost featureless.
Hey,
I think i have just the right solution for you: https://youneedawiki.com/
Definitely daily review increases your chances of success.
I understand your point and it makes sense. I feel the same when I have a lot of them.
I still think they have their usefullness.
For example: To wake up daily at the same time To take trash out on specific trash days To remind yourself of the right time to go to the gym.
But if you are not realistic with your time and crowd 10 repetitive tasks for 10 different objectives or habits you want to create at the same time it can become unrealistic and demotivational.
Become comfortable with being alone, with yourself and your own thoughts and not doing something.
Some people call it meditation. I just call it starring into the void.
It’s just like me and sweets. If i do not have them in my house, I do not eat them.
This sound like a great objective. Hope you achieve it!
In my case i really like: https://lemmy.world/c/diy@beehaw.org
I am DIY enthusiast and any place that gives me more ideas and helpful tips in this direction makes me happy.
Any idea why he used an indexed notebook? Or he just took the first notebook that he could get his hands on?
Here's hoping for it. I am still wrapping my head around this too.
Me too. Way more active in the contributing department.
I always decide to pay if it makes a real improvement in my life. The money that I pay each month is way less than the consequences of being scattered all around. But you could go for more open source alternatives such as Obsidian. With enough plugins you can transform it into something similar.
Or apps that offer a lot of featurea for free such as Todoist or Trello.
Reminds me of : https://orgmode.org
It’s a good problem to have. Not that many users is a worse problem to have.