Obsidian

The Problem When working within Obsidian, you might encounter a need to edit a .docx file directly within the app. However, Obsidian natively supports Markdown, not .docx, which can be frustrating. Attempting to open a .docx file in Obsidian results in it being treated as an attachment, preventing direct editing and forcing you to switch apps, which disrupts your workflow. Why It Happens Obsidian’s core functionality revolves around Markdown, lacking built-in support for .docx. This limitation means you can view but not edit .docx files directly, necessitating alternative solutions to maintain productivity. ...

Introduction: The Quest for Better Habits Habit tracking is a cornerstone of personal development, but let’s face it—traditional habit trackers can feel a bit… dull. Enter the RPG-style habit tracker, a gamified approach that adds excitement and motivation to your daily routines. By leveraging the power of Obsidian, a popular knowledge management tool, you can create a customizable system that turns habit formation into an epic quest. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of building your own RPG-style habit tracker in Obsidian, complete with quests, experience points (XP), and leveling mechanics. ...