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I wrote a bit about using Obsidian with bottom-up / smart notes. My Obsidian Vault setup: https://bryanhogan.com/blog/obsidian-vault https://bryanhogan.com/blo
by bryanhogan 6mo ago
I wrote a bit about using Obsidian with bottom-up / smart notes.
My Obsidian Vault setup: https://bryanhogan.com/blog/obsidian-vault https://bryanhogan.com/blog/obsidian-vault
All posts about Obsidian: https://bryanhogan.com/tags/obsidian https://bryanhogan.com/tags/obsidian
Maybe this helps?
- kstrauser 6mo agoI'll check it out, thanks! Edit: Upon a quick scan, this looks more like what I learned as "Linking Your Thinking", which resonates way more with me than a strict Zettelkasten format where you try to arrange notes linearly to match some artificial constraint. And I think that's a good thing, just not how Ahrens described Zettelkasten.
- bryanhogan 6mo agoYes that is fair, I adjusted and simplified the system for my usage. I didn't include any of the note "phases" / transitions, so e.g. no fleeting notes.
- FireBeyond 6mo agoI wanted to like Linking Your Thinking, but while I found the ACE concept novel and intriguing, it didn't really fit my brain. (And while certainly a point of style, Nick Milo's presentation method somewhat grated on me). I ended up with a combination of PARA and Jonny Decimal. I actually wrote a big long conversation with Claude to recommend a methodology. I talked about what I liked about Zettelkasten, ACE, PARA, and where I had issues implementing, adhering, and how I found myself using things, and it actually came up with a fairly decent starting point.