Kanban for @obsidianmd – 😍😍😍!

I’ve wrestled for years re: handling “important but not urgent” to-do projects. Analog bujo collections are a chore to manage vs a tool. This plugin keeps it all sorted on one board + backlinks to any other related notes. 😄

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  • grabyourmotherskeys@lemmy.worldM
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    1 year ago

    Could not agree more.

    If you need an app, Google Tasks is simple enough that it is “like paper”.

    I use an app for collection but keep weekly and daily focus lists on a single piece of paper on my desk (top sheet of notebook or whatever).

    I find this is a nice combo of quick capture and organized storage with the immediacy and focus paper brings, plus I like writing by hand.

    I no longer use obsidian. I found I was messing with it instead of just using it. This is also why I don’t use emacs, etc. I want to get things done, not fiddle with “my system”. I do love it as software, though, so I keep coming here. :)