@KanikaBK: Obsidian becomes REALLY interesting when you stop treating it like a note-taking app. Someone just shared a fascinating…

Obsidian becomes REALLY interesting when you stop treating it like a note-taking app. Someone just shared a fascinating look at Andrej Karpathy’s Obsidian vault, a massive network of ideas, connections, decisions, and years of accumulated thinking. The impressive part isn’t the number of notes. It’s the system behind them. Most people open Obsidian, create a few random notes, and forget about them. The real power comes when your notes start becoming a second brain: Ideas connect. Information gets resurfaced. Workflows become repeatable. Knowledge compounds over time. That’s exactly why I put together: 15 Obsidian Workflows That Quietly Save Me 15+ Hours Every Single Week These aren’t complicated productivity hacks. They’re practical workflows that turn Obsidian from a place where you store information into a system that actually helps you think, organize, and get work done. If you’re using Obsidian as nothing more than a digital notebook, you’re probably leaving most of its power unused. My article is a **must-read** if you want to build an Obsidian system that actually works for you.