My daily note template
I use a daily note and I try writing in it every day. Some days, the note ends up “blank”, i.e., just with the template itself.
My daily note serves as a hub for new notes created that day, in the sense that they all have a link to it. And, it also serves the purpose of being my meditation journal.
The template I have for it changes over the time, but today it uses the Journals community plugin (GitHub - srg-kostyrko/obsidian-journal).
I hope this helps someone with their process and with some questions for personal improvement.
So, here it is.
<%*
let title = tp.file.title;
let tt = moment(title, "YYYY-MM-DD");
let tt2 = moment(title, "YYYY-MM-DD");
let today = tt.format("YYYY-MM-DD");
let thisweek = tt.format("gggg-[W]ww");
let thisquarter = tt.format("gggg-Q");
let thisYear = tt.format("YYYY");
let dow = parseInt(tt.format("E"), 10);
-%>
<% "---" %>
aliases: []
categories:
- diario
created: "<% tp.date.now('YYYY-MM-DD[T]HH:mm:ss[Z]ZZ') %>"
cssclasses: diario, img-grid, embed-strict, wide-page, max
tags:
- diario
- y<% thisYear %>
title: "Diário e meditação - <% today %>"
type: diario
parent: "[[<% thisweek %>]]"
previous: "[[<% moment(title, "YYYY-MM-DD").subtract(1, "d").format("YYYY-MM-DD") %>]]"
next: "[[<% moment(title, "YYYY-MM-DD").add(1, "d").format("YYYY-MM-DD") %>]]"
<% tp.file.include("[[Template - Frontmatter - Dates]]") %>
journal: Diario
journal-date: <% today %>
<% "---" %>
<%_*
/*
Substituído pelo plugin, gerando diretamente a barra ao invés de usar um callout.
tp.file.include("[[Template - DailyNavigation]]")
*/
-%>
\```journal-nav
\```
# <% today %>
Today it is <% tt.format("dddd") %>, <% tt.format("DD.MM") %>, the <% tt.format("DDDo") %> day of <% thisYear %>. We're on the <% tt.format("Qo") %> quarter (Q<% tt.format("Q") %>) and at week [[<% thisweek %>]].
# Meditação — Início do Dia — Planejamento
## Sou grato por
## Pensamentos para o dia
## Do que tem me acontecido, estou feliz com minhas reações?
# Anotações
The other possible questions are listed below. I pick three of them and rotate them eventually.
# Morning journaling
## I'm grateful for…
## What I expect from today?
## Am I happy with how I've been reacting to things and the circumstances?
## Comments and notes on readings
# End of day journaling
(pick some, not all need to be answered everyday…)
## Did I follow my plans for the day?
## Was I prepared enough for what happened today?
## What could I have done better?
## What did I learn today that will make me a better person tomorrow?
## Did I lose control of my emotions today? What triggered that? What would have been a better reaction?
## What did I do today that was not a good usage of the time I have available?
## Comments and notes on readings