Things I tried: -Actual physical whiteboard -Notepads (moleskine, amazon branded notepad, all colors, fancy stuff that is $20+) -Obsidian with a bunch of pl

Things I tried: -Actual physical whiteboard -Notepads (moleskine, amazon branded notepad, all colors, fancy stuff that is $20+) -Obsidian with a bunch of plugins including Exalidraw (I wish flowcharting could be easier but still sucks compared to yED) -Google Keep (I use it on my iPhone and sync with my computer when needed. I only use it before homedepot or some hardware store shopping. I don't use lists for grocery) -One Note -Wacom Intuos Pro with other 3rd party drawing / note taking apps -My own website (Wordpress with notetaking plugin to have it on the "cloud") -Perfex CRM -Asana (still use it for client projects with limited access to them) -My own Kanban mutation -Microsoft Notepad in a dedicated folder for notes (was probably the longest-running among all other methods) -yED Graph (still use it for client presentations with basic flowcharts) -Google Calendar with excessive notes -365 Word With fancy plugins -Notepad++ since it doesn't delete if I don't save the document (MS Notepad brought it with win11 though) Nothing worked out but I am forcing myself to use Obsidian in a Dedicated monitor and never move it. I think I am getting close to liking it. I don't know what's wrong. These apps are SO CLUTTERED. And real paper is not searchable. I have a shelf dedicated to 1/5 used notepads. Additionally, I thought I didn't like writing with a pen. Then I dedicated a very good chunk of my life to finding the perfect pen. So far G2 and Jetstream are my favorites. I used zebra in the early 2010s because I thought "If police are using it, it must be good". It wasn't that good. I needed flow.