7 Features of my Organised Thought Obsidian Vault
End of last year, I decided to start a new project.
This project aims to provide Obsidian beginners with a template vault to help reduce the friction of implementing their workflows in Obsidian.
You can download the vault for free here.
The vault covers the following features:
1) Dashboard
The purpose of the Dashboard is to show how different parts of the vault can come together to create workflows.
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2) Goals
The goal markdown aims to track goals, progress, task and blockers.
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3) Task management
Task management aims to help users create tasks within the vault and help track their progress.
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4) Zettlekastens notes
For users of Zettlekasten, I created a set of notes that users can customise to support the process.
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5) Daily Notes
For users wishing to journal, I created the Daily notes template to help create notes for journaling.
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6) Weekly Notes
I created a customised note template for users who want to reflect every week.
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7) Project Management
For users who want to project manage, I created the following:
- Project Notes and folder structures to track project notes
- Index note to list out the notes
- View the Dashboard to track different projects
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If you are interested in getting started with Obsidian, I hope this reduces the friction of using it. Tweet me if you find any issues or have ideas on how I can improve it.