[Daily] 29 Apr 2022; Obsidian, Notion, or Evernote?

To be honest, I use all of these 3 apps to take notes and manage multiple projects.

• Notion is much like a project management tool where I manage my projects — from ToDos to future plans, everything about a project is kept in there.
• Obsidian is like a writing tool — for writing daily private journals and some blog posts that do not need to have collaborated with someone.
• Evernote is like my second brain — from bookmarks, favorite articles, emails, and images I liked to PDFs and other docs that I might need at some point.

Notion acts as the ultimate management tool, even though I wrote something inside Obsidian or Google Docs, it’s ultimately going to be put in there. For example, take a look at this screenshot:

Even though most of these posts are not directly written inside Notion, I’m putting everything in one place so that it can be easily manageable. And, if I hire someone to help me with the content creation at some point in the future, it’d be very easy for them to understand how everything works.

Recently, I watched a video by Tiago Forte who advises on creating a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) database inside Notion to further reduce the efforts required for the repetitive tasks.

I think it’s great while working with a small or even big team. If they need help with something, they’d just search inside the database instead of asking for help from someone in the team.

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Apart from these thoughts, I will be working on a client’s project today. I’m creating detailed growth strategy plans for their company.

Let’s see how it goes.

See ya!

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