I deleted everything.

Every note in Obsidian. Every carefully crafted "second brain." 

Every Apple Note. 

Every to do list. 

Every article on my "read later" list. 

And all I felt was relief.

I deleted everything.

Every note in Obsidian. Every carefully crafted "second brain." 

Every Apple Note. 

Every to do list. 

Every article on my "read later" list. 

And all I felt was relief. 

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Interesting. I don't use Obsidian. But, generally speaking, rarely has deleting absolutely everything been something I've *not* regretted. Now I just archive everything.

I'm in the same boat. I'm quasi-certain that I would have major regrets deleting my digital garden