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title: "How to Build Connections in Obsidian (1 MINUTE)"
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date: 2022-07-25
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lastmod: 2022-07-25
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So you've built a [[posts/simplest-obsidian-workflow-in-1-minute|fantastic note-taking workflow]] but now you have some questions about connections like:
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- Why do I want to connect notes?
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- When do I create links or notes?
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- How do I title notes?
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In the next minute, I'll answer all of these questions and provide a process for creating and connecting notes. This workflow is heavily inspired by the [[notes/Zettelkasten|Zettelkasten]] method.
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## Why do I want to [[notes/connecting ideas is powerful|connect notes]]?
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- It allows us to:
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- Reuse notes in different context
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- Resurface past content which reinforces learning
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- To get the most out of these connections, you'll need to create [[notes/atomic things are self-contained|atomic]] notes. In other words, notes that are short and specific to a topic.
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## Steps for building connections:
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1. As you write, when specific concepts stand out to you, create a connection for it.
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1. A good rule to follow is if you think you'll need it in the future, then create the note.
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2. Once you've identified you want to create that link, first search past links you've created and check if you've already created the link.
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3. If no links exist, create that link. Then populate the link with details of the concept and create a descriptive and concise title. We want to avoid generic titles like `school` or `work`.
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{{< youtube XGd1oaAU1lI >}}
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1. Use daily notes. In these daily notes, you will write everything that happens for that day. Whether you're in a meeting, in a class or taking quick notes.
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2. Use Headings to help organize the daily note
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3. Use Tags to help categorize these headings exclusively for searching. Generally I have a list of predefined tags but you can do what you want.
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4. Links will only be for expanding upon a concept while writing a note. This concept can be generic concepts or highly personalized ones. Some example include: `time is money`, `how to fold laundry my mom's way`, `pythagorean's theorem`. That being said, one important point is to WRITE IN YOUR OWN WORDS.
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4. [[posts/how-to-build-connections-in-obsidian|Links]] will only be for expanding upon a concept while writing a note. This concept can be generic concepts or highly personalized ones. Some example include: `time is money`, `how to fold laundry my mom's way`, `pythagorean's theorem`. That being said, one important point is to WRITE IN YOUR OWN WORDS.
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5. Just write! Write random thoughts while on walks, browsing the internet, or doing anything. By writing more, you may finally have the best graph to show to all your friends!
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{{< youtube daMpFPYRexQ >}}
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