One of my favorite Obsidian plugins is Templater, which lets you create reusable templates in your notes vault!

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Obsidian is a powerful markdown app that offers an open plugin system, allowing users to connect notes like a personal wiki. A particularly useful plugin is Obsidian Templater, which enables quick creation of notes with pre-set structures. The author shares specific examples, such as a customized 'contact' template for storing personal information and a structured template for newsletters. These templates streamline note-taking and enhance organization within Obsidian.

How I use Obsidian Templater

I always find it interesting to see how other people are using Obsidian and Templater. While there’s no wrong or right way, it’s always interesting to see what workflows people are using and applying to their daily life.
I always read these articles to hopefully find additional inspiration for my own use cases. Just in case there’s a unique or clever way that I had not previously thought of.

This is great. I never thought on managing my contacts this way, but that’s exactly what I need, specially for “weak” connections. I mean, we all know almost everything about out strong connections, but what about that person you met by chance…
I think I’ll work on a derivative of this, thanks a lot!