I didn’t get any feedback so changes are based on my personal workflow. Some changes
weekly calendar in weekly and daily notes is replaced with monthly view, as I didn’t find it useful, but it add a lot of noise with backlinks
week and month tasks are embedded in weekly and daily notes. This is to be a reminder of higher level tasks in a single place.
“Finalise this week” replaced with “Finalise last week”, as you don’t need to wait the end of the week to tick it off. You do it at the start of the week. So you week starts with a tick
few little things
I’m open for suggestions.
Because of less backlinks, the graph doesn’t look like a chain any more unfortunately.
One thing that I’ve started experimenting with is using canvas to make a month daily note dashboard. So far two weeks in I’m really starting to see the benefits of seeing it all layed out Infront of me. The context that you get from it is great.
I’m planning on updating this post at the end of the month to give more info on how it’s gone.
But I thought this would be the next evolution of your method now that Canvas is here
this is great! did you also use templater for this? i’d love to customise this for myself. (i love that you’ve supplied a whole year of pages, but it’s more helpful for me if i don’t create notes for days in the future )
i’m still seeing how much of my workflow i want to switch from notion to obsidian – one of the things i still haven’t figure out how to work in is my “weekly note” template, see below. this organiser of yours feels similar to what i want to make!
while i’ve been struggling with templater and figuring out how to embed notes for this, i came to realise that i mainly think in weeks – the monthly note just gathers up the weeklies, and the weeklies depend on the daily notes (but it’s more helpful for me to see my daily notes in the context of the week).
have yet to figure out how to implement this notion template of mine into obsidian. thanks to dataview, etc there’s actually a few more things i’d like to throw into my daily notes (they’re currently implemented as different calendar databases in notion)…
