Obsidian is fantastic. I learned about it from a random beginner guide like what you linked to here and made it my sort of catch-all place to keep notes about day-to-day events, to-do lists, random journal-type thoughts, and even the odd note for some online classes I'd signed up for.

But lately, I've been trying how to better use Obsidian and to organize my thoughts and notes in more coherent ways.

The first thing I've been trying to learn about is Zettelkasten. There are probably hundreds of channels teaching about both analog and digital Zettelkasten, but I enjoyed several video's from Vicky Zhao's channel. Here's one of her introductory videos here: https://invidious.no-logs.com/watch?v=GpV47rUYk8I

The other main thing I've been looking into to improve my Obsidian usage is Tiago Forte's PARA method. He's just started a series on his approach, and you can find the first episode here: https://invidious.no-logs.com/watch?v=T6Mfl1OywM8

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