
Using Obsidian for Weekly Planning
- Mondays are for weekly planning.
- Coupled with Daily Journaling, this can be a powerful technique for managing time.
- The Weekly planning note becomes the agenda for the week with links to notes for individual tasks
- I use Obsidian, because I like its features.
- I can tag notes #likeso
- I can link notes to each other
- There is a fantastic graph view.
- Lots of nice features, configurability, really an outstanding product
- My structure looks like this:
- Daily Journal Folder
- When I open "today's note" I get a file with this format: YYYY-MM-DD, dddd.md
- Example 2025-02-07, Friday.md
- When I open "today's note" I get a file with this format: YYYY-MM-DD, dddd.md
- Weekly Planning Folder
- YYYY-MM-DD - Weekly Planning.md
- Daily Journal Folder
- Run an initialize script
- Start with your calendar.
- Add your appointments and meetings to the appropriate days.
- Then re-evaluate current WIP
- I have two folders in my Obsidian vault. 1
- WIP
- Backlog
- I have two folders in my Obsidian vault. 1
- Narrow down the WIP to only a few items. Anything with a lower priority goes into the backlog.
- Block out time for each day of the week to dedicate to your current WIP.
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I use tags in Obsidian for blocked items↩