## Starting with a Task 1. **Begin a Task**: - Begin by selecting a specific task or activity you want to work on, whether it's work, a hobby, or a personal task. 2. **Tagging for Clarity**: - When you start a new task, tag it with a relevant keyword or category (e.g., "Work," "Hobby," "Music"). 3. **Accessing the Obsidian Bookmarks Hub**: - Open your "Obsidian Bookmarks" hub, which serves as a central location for quick access to frequently used hubs. 4. **Capture Notes**: - If you have any initial thoughts, ideas, or to-dos related to the task, create a "Capture" note linked to the task note for quick jotting and processing later. ### Continuing Throughout the Task 1. **Working on the Task**: - As you work on your task, refer to notes within the relevant hub or spoke. Use Obsidian linking to connect relevant notes for easy navigation. 2. **Tagging Subtasks or Ideas**: - Tag subtasks or creative ideas with keywords, and link them to the main task note. This creates a web of interconnected ideas within your notes. 3. **Hobbies and Reference**: - During breaks or hobbies, access your "Lists Hub" for reading, movies, or other leisure activities. Use Obsidian bookmarks to quickly return to these lists. 4. **Capture Tasks**: - If new tasks arise during the day, capture them in a "Capture" note and link them to your GTD task management system for processing later. ### Finishing the Task 1. **Completing the Task**: - When you've completed your task, review and update the task note with the final thoughts, progress, and outcomes. 2. **Reference and Saving**: - Save any reference materials created during the task within the hub. Use Obsidian bookmarks to mark important references for quick retrieval. 3. **Reflect and Review**: - Reflect on your work and tag the task with relevant outcomes ("Success," "Next Steps"). Use Obsidian links to connect related tasks and projects for easy reference in the future.