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@jasraj oooh, that CRM looks neat! I’m not quite at the point where I need something that powerful for my particular job, but I do like that I can use Obsidian to link contact info to project and meeting note info, which comes in handy.
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@MitchW Agreed!
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@Munish …must ….not ….rethink ….“no plugins” policy 😸 seriously, that Workflowy plugin sounds cool
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@tinyroofnail I appreciate this post. Social life increasingly gets navigated? shunted? online and funneled into algorithmic silos, and instead of fostering the compassion and tolerance needed for a diverse, civil society, we get hot takes and zingers replacing the complexities of real relationships and thoughts with nuance and depth. It’s as if the dominant mode of social interaction is to be like a drunken sports fan at a play-off game. Everyone has already chosen their sides and is screaming their slogans. And the dominant emotion seems to be contempt for others. I take comfort in the fact that I know so many people who think very differently from me but we still have mutual civility and respect and do things together. Also, I don’t follow them online 😸
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@Munish I like it a lot and have used it for several years now, but I keep mine very simple. I use it to make and organize simple digital notes, like contact information and notes for people and organizations related to work. I draft most of my micro.blog posts on it, since m.b also uses markdown. It syncs with my phone, which is helpful.
No plug-ins, I use just the core features. I tried a few plug-ins, but they get out-dated or are not maintained, so a couple of years ago I made a “no plug-ins with Obsidian” rule and have been happy with it ever since.
I did create a few templates for myself – some checklists, a time and date stamp, and a work-related daily log template (because all too often I felt like I was busy all day, but… what did I actually do??). The work log is also helpful for me when dealing with stuff like tracking mileage and meetings, and jotting down ideas and project notes.
I also love the ease of linking notes, and that you can use tags and folders to organize things somewhat. @jasraj
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