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Your breakdown is comprehensive and well-structured. Here’s how you can incorporate the Quick Start guide into the step-by-step setup, along with the full benefits section, into your guide.
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## Comprehensive Guide to Using a Modular Tag System in Obsidian
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### Quick Start Guide: Tagging in Obsidian
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Using tags in Obsidian can help you organize, search, and connect your notes more effectively. This Quick Start guide will help you set up a basic tagging system, while the full guide provides more advanced techniques and integration with Obsidian features.
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#### Introduction
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Tags in Obsidian allow you to categorize and structure your notes in a meaningful way, making it easier to manage and navigate your knowledge base.
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#### Step 1: Create Main Category Tags
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Define broad themes that encapsulate your notes:
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- `#personal`
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- `#work`
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- `#research`
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- `#ideas`
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- `#projects`
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#### Step 2: Add Essential Sub-tags
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Break down main categories into specific sub-tags:
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- `#personal`
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- `#personal/journal`
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- `#personal/goals`
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- `#work`
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- `#work/meetings`
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- `#work/tasks`
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- `#research`
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- `#research/articles`
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- `#research/books`
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#### Step 3: Use Descriptive Tags
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Apply cross-category tags to add meaningful context:
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- `#productivity`
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- `#finance`
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- `#technology`
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#### Step 4: Apply Status Tags
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Indicate the progress of your notes:
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- `#status/to-do`
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- `#status/in-progress`
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- `#status/completed`
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#### Step 5: Follow Consistent Naming Conventions
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Maintain consistency for easier navigation:
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- Use lowercase letters
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- Use hyphens or underscores to separate words
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- Use numbers for sequences or dates
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#### Example of a Tagged Note
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Here's a practical example of how to tag a note:
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```
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# Meeting Notes - Project X
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- Discussed project timeline #projects/projectX
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- Assigned tasks to team members #status/to-do
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- Reviewed budget and expenses #finance
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#type/meeting-notes #work/meetings
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```
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By implementing this basic tagging system, you'll start to experience the benefits of improved organization, searchability, and insight generation in your Obsidian knowledge base.
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### The Benefits of Using Tags in Obsidian
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#### Improved Organization
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Tags allow you to categorize and structure your notes in a meaningful way, making it easier to navigate and manage your knowledge base. They offer a flexible and intuitive organizational system beyond a simple folder hierarchy.
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#### Enhanced Searchability
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Tags make it easier to find and retrieve specific notes or groups of notes. Instead of relying solely on search terms or remembering exact note titles, you can quickly access all notes related to a particular topic by searching for the relevant tag.
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#### Increased Flexibility
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Tags enable multiple ways of classifying and connecting notes beyond a rigid folder structure. A single note can have multiple tags, allowing it to belong to different categories or contexts simultaneously, promoting a more dynamic and interconnected knowledge management approach.
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#### Insight Generation
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Tags can reveal patterns, connections, and relationships between ideas that might otherwise remain hidden. By exploring notes that share common tags, you may discover new insights, generate creative ideas, or identify areas for further research or development.
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#### Customization
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Tagging systems can be tailored to suit individual needs, workflows, and preferences. Whether you prefer a simple or complex tagging hierarchy, you can adapt your system over time to reflect your evolving knowledge base and goals, providing a personalized and efficient note management approach.
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#### Integration with Obsidian Features
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Tags can be used in combination with other powerful Obsidian features to create a highly interconnected and functional knowledge management system. For example:
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- Use links to create a network of related notes.
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- Employ queries to automatically generate lists of notes based on specific tag criteria.
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- Set up saved searches for frequently used tag combinations.
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This integration amplifies the overall power and utility of your Obsidian workspace.
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By leveraging the benefits of tags in Obsidian, you can transform your collection of notes into a well-organized, easily searchable, and insightful knowledge base that supports your learning, creativity, and productivity.
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---
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## Step-by-Step Setup Guide
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### Step 1: Create a New Vault
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1. Open Obsidian.
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2. Click on "Create new vault."
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3. Name your vault `BrainArchive`.
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4. Choose a location for your vault and click "Create."
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### Step 2: Set Up Main Categories
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1. Open a new note and title it `Main Categories`.
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2. List the primary themes or categories:
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```
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#personal
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#work
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#research
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#ideas
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#projects
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#learning
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#hobbies
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#reference
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```
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### Step 3: Create Sub-tags
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1. For each main category, create a note and list the sub-tags. For example, create a note titled `#personal` and add:
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```
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#personal/journal
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#personal/goals
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#personal/health
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```
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2. Repeat for other categories:
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- **Work**: `#work/meetings`, `#work/tasks`, `#work/projects`
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- **Research**: `#research/articles`, `#research/books`, `#research/experiments`
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- **Ideas**: `#ideas/blog`, `#ideas/business`, `#ideas/creative`
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- **Projects**: `#projects/001`, `#projects/002`, `#projects/003`
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- **Learning**: `#learning/courses`, `#learning/books`, `#learning/notes`
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- **Hobbies**: `#hobbies/travel`, `#hobbies/photography`, `#hobbies/cooking`
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- **Reference**: `#reference/tools`, `#reference/resources`, `#reference/templates`
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### Step 4: Apply Descriptive Tags
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1. Create a note titled `Descriptive Tags`.
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2. List general tags:
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```
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#productivity
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#finance
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#marketing
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#technology
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#creativity
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#psychology
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#wellness
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#education
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#innovation
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```
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### Step 5: Special Tags for Note Types or Status
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1. Create a note titled `Special Tags`.
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2. List tags for note types and status:
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```
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#type/meeting-notes
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#type/book-summary
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#type/article-review
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#type/brainstorm
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#status/to-do
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#status/in-progress
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#status/completed
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#status/archived
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```
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### Step 6: Use Nested Tags
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1. Create notes for nested tags under relevant main categories.
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2. Example for projects:
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```
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#projects/project1/task1
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#projects/project1/task2
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#projects/project2/phase1
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#projects/project2/phase2
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```
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### Step 7: Consistent Naming Conventions
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1. Add a note titled `Naming Conventions`.
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2. Describe your rules:
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- Use lowercase letters.
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- Use hyphens or underscores for spaces.
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- Incorporate numbers for sequences or dates (e.g., #project/001, #idea/2023/05/22).
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```
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### Step 8: Combine with Other Obsidian Features
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1. Create a note titled `Using Tags with Other Features`.
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2. Outline how to use tags with links, backlinks, queries, and the tag pane.
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### Step 9: Regular Review and Refinement
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1. Set a periodic reminder (monthly, quarterly) to review and refine your tag system.
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2. Adjust the hierarchy, merge similar tags, and remove unused ones as needed.
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### Example Note
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Create a sample note to illustrate how to use the tags:
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```
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# Meeting with John - Project Update
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- Discussed progress on #projects/001
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- Identified bottlenecks in #projects/001/task2
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- Brainstormed ideas for improving #productivity
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- Scheduled follow-up meeting for next week #2023/05/28
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#type/meeting-notes #work/meetings #status/completed
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```
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### Summary of Starting Point Tags
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#### Main Categories
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- `#personal`
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- `#work`
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- `#research`
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- `#ideas`
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- `#projects`
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- `#learning`
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- `#hobbies`
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- `#reference`
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#### Sub-tags
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- `#personal`
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- `#personal/journal`
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- `#personal/goals`
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- `#personal/health`
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- `#work`
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- `#work/meetings`
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- `#work/tasks`
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- `#work/projects`
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- `#research`
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- `#research/articles`
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- `#research/books`
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- `#research/experiments`
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- `#ideas`
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- `#ideas/blog`
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- `#ideas/business`
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- `#ideas/creative`
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- `#projects`
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- `#projects/001`
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- `#projects/002`
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- `#projects/003`
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- `#learning`
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- `#learning/courses`
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- `#learning/books`
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- `#learning/notes`
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- `#hobbies`
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- `#hobbies/travel`
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- `#hobbies/photography`
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- `#hobbies/cooking`
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- `#reference`
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- `#reference/tools`
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- `#reference/resources`
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- `#reference/templates`
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#### Descriptive Tags
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- `#productivity`
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- `#finance`
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- `#marketing`
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- `#technology`
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- `#creativity`
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- `#psychology
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`
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- `#wellness`
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- `#education`
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- `#innovation`
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#### Special Tags
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- `#type`
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- `#type/meeting-notes`
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- `#type/book-summary`
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- `#type/article-review`
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- `#type/brainstorm`
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- `#status`
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- `#status/to-do`
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- `#status/in-progress`
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- `#status/completed`
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- `#status/archived`
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This setup will provide a robust, organized structure for your notes, making it easier to manage and navigate your knowledge base.
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## Quick Start Guide: Tagging in Obsidian
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Using tags in Obsidian can help you organize, search, and connect your notes more effectively. This Quick Start guide will help you set up a basic tagging system, while the full guide provides more advanced techniques and integration with Obsidian features.
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