# Unraveling the mess I created using Evernote and Obsidian 2024-09-02 I don’t have any [[vladcampos.com/Consulting|clients]] today, but I’ve decided not to write scripts or edit videos. I am putting my energy into unraveling the mess I created after simultaneously using Evernote and Obsidian for a while now. Both have strengths and weaknesses, so my goal is to figure out what to use each one for. ![[vladcampos.com/Toolbox/Evernote/Evernote posts|Evernote posts]] There are things I can easily piece together. For example, I love how Evernote handles tasks, and I find the Obsidian #Tasks plugin overwhelming. The same is true for the calendar. Evernote does a much better job of bundling it with our notes. At least, in my opinion.  But Obsidian is so well integrated into our computer file system, and I love to use that when creating my [Unexpected Workflows](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvpWPNHFvOBUSTWmG5Dqi1WDyEKB6I1kJ).  Roughly speaking, the plan is to keep tasks and business-related content in #Evernote. Especially meetings with [[Timeline/Creator/Micro.blog/Português/Pages/Clientes|Clientes]] and companies I [[vladcampos.com/Sponsorship|collaborate with]]. As for #Obsidian, it will still house my Knowledge Base, as it deals much better with PDFs, blog posts, and files I'm currently using (or used) for my books, courses and video production. I am also trying to keep the minimum number of plugins possible, having already removed many of them. That includes—don't panic!—Davaview. As for my personal documents, that's still undecided. ![[vladcampos.com/Toolbox/Obsidian/Obsidian posts|Obsidian posts]] And while testing all the ideas above, I'm experimenting with posting without using titles. After making so many posts today, I am looking at it as a far better formatting style for the blog, as well as a much cleaner way to cross-post to other social media platforms. ![[vladcampos.com/_embedded/After Post|After Post]]