Master Obsidian Quickly - Boost Your Learning & Productivity with a Free, Modern, Powerful Knowledge Toolkit

by Jeremy P. Jones

Obsidian (at obsidian.md on the web) is a new, free tool for helping you build a "second brain" - a place for your ideas to arrive, develop, and stay for the long haul.Obsidian is built on open standards that ensures that your second brain will always be your own. It works with familiar files and folders that stay local on your disk, ensuring privacy and longevity.Yes, it's free.This book provides an introduction to Obsidian and walks you through a handful of key concepts to help you master the software. And the book presents several techniques shared by the wonderful Obsidian user community that will help new and experienced users alike to master this powerful software.

48 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 20, 2020

Reviews

[Paula · Rating 2 out of 5]

It was not as helpful as I hoped. It neither walked you through starting from scratch, nor gave helpful advice for those who had just gotten started, but needed a little more direction. For example, it only suggested one--albeit very vital--change to the settings. The only useful information I found in it was a suggestion that you use a tag that labels work in progress, so that you can easily find your work. I think the most useful part of the book was the list in the back that gives links to Youtube Obsidian vloggers. I'd say dispense with the book, and just go look for the vloggers on Youtube.

[Larry A. · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not for obsidian beginners

Author apparently assumes the reader is familiar with the technical aspects of Obsidian functions and markdown. Some ideas may be useful for those familiar with the Obsidian software, however the author often refers to YouTube videos which the author seems to use in place of doing the real heavy lifting the title of his book appears to promise. This is not an in-depth nor a quick guide to the usefulness of Obsidian for beginners.

[David Hyder · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thumbnail.

I've been interested in Obsidian for some time. However I needed a short tutorial. I just wasn't getting it. This book fit that need. It doesn't dive deeply into syntax and commands. It does talk a out organization and show possibilities.

[Gil Michelini · Rating 5 out of 5]

There are many videos on YouTube talking about Obsidian. This book makes a nice resource for the best of those insights

[JOAO CAETANO MAGALHAES · Rating 3 out of 5]

I expected more...

Just a few ideas and tips, I expected more concepts, suggestions and examples of different ways to set up and use Obsidian

[Petr Skalicky · Rating 1 out of 5]

Wasting of time, just go to page 59 and watch YT from links