@obsdmd ( In case you're not familiar with the idea of 12 favourite problems, or in case you're curious about how I track and tag my 12 favourite problems in Obsidian, check out this tweet: )
@obsdmd 4. It eliminates the need to start from scratch
When you start a new project, it will likely be related to one of your 12 favourite problems.
This means you can start from abundance.
You can search for the relevant tags and skim those notes for relevance to the project.
@obsdmd These notes provide a great place to start on your project.
This way, you aren't starting from a blank slate.
This can accelerate your progress on your project.
And as you complete more projects, your notes become more and more valuable for future projects.
@obsdmd 4 of the benefits of tagging your notes according to your 12 favourite problems include:
1. It can provide a sense of progress 2. It can course-correct our consumption 3. It can set the stage for new connections 4. It eliminates the need to start from scratch