@Thomas Galgani says he’s investing a lot into learning and using Obsidian these days for his writing. And I’ll be honest, it looks appealing. Another option that looks appealing to me is to just keep everything in a flat file system connected to Claude code and Codex (I.e. an old school folder system). But currently, I do everything in Notion. It took me a while to build it, but now it’s pretty much a static system that stores everything and gives me visual dashboards I can use to manage my content, schedule posts, and even analyze and store engagement metrics. Powerful stuff. You can’t get that in a flat file system. You can get it in Obsidian, I’m told, through a number of customizations and plugins. But since I work with clients and do document sharing, Obsidian falls short there compared to Notion. All to say, I’m sticking to Notion for now. I’m always on the look out for what’s new and what next so I can make things easier for me first, then turn around and make things easier for you too. But for now, the fact that I can schedule to multiple social media platforms right where I write and manage every other aspect of my business, Notion can’t be beat. Happy writing friends. How do you manage yours?