#Today is a busy one. I'm moving my usual handwritten to-do list into #Obsidian for a week. We'll see how that goes. There are site updates to perform, some site migrations to plan, a package to mail, and some #BookVault and #BookFunnel integrations to play with.
Oh, here's a rare #selfie.
I *really* like the Daily Note feature tied to the template in Obsidian
It pulls up my Every Day list, augments it with stuff that's Overdue and stuff that's due *today*
It's not much on looking ahead, but that's only because I didn't ask it to.
@nlowell That’s exactly what I’m using.
I have a project management system for big-picture planning and far-future events, but I find handwriting my next to-do list each evening helps me find my flow quicker the next day, makes the information stickier, and alerts me when I’m avoiding tasks since I have to write each list anew.
I’ve made it a rule to type the entries into my daily list in Obsidian—no copy/pasting rollovers. I hope that addresses most of what my physical book does for me.
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