I'm usually very interested in productivity and note-taking tools, so I tend to try out various tools. After using Notion for a long time, I naturally became interested in Obsidian. When I actually tried to use Obsidian, the interface felt unfamiliar, and it offered much more freedom than Notion, leaving me feeling overwhelmed about where to even begin. Amidst this, I heard that Damon was opening an Obsidian Masterclass, so I decided to take the offline class first. To put it simply, it was truly the best decision! It wasn't just a lecture that taught Obsidian's features; it was a class that fully conveyed Damon's expertise, accumulated over five years of using Obsidian. He explained everything step-by-step, from how to initially set up Obsidian and structure it, to introducing highly useful plugins, making it easy for even beginners to follow along without feeling overwhelmed. Since taking the class, I've been gradually building my own personal knowledge management system based on what I learned. The more I use it, the more I realize Obsidian is a truly fascinating tool. Most importantly, my recorded thoughts connect much more naturally than before, creating an organic flow of accumulation. I highly recommend this class to anyone curious about Obsidian but finding it difficult to start, or to those, like me, who want to find direction in personal knowledge management. It was a truly enriching class where I could learn essential content in depth without being overly difficult. Thank you!