I do. I have four journaling system. 1. Small Whiteboard - Daily Todo & quick notes for me to remember later. Easily erasable and save paper when it is not nee

I do. I have four journaling system. 1. Small Whiteboard - Daily Todo & quick notes for me to remember later. Easily erasable and save paper when it is not need. It is always on my right-side corner of my desk for easy access and quick jot note. And I take a picture of the small whiteboard at the EOB for archival reason in case if I need to go back. 2. Legal Pad - For weeklong Todo, project notes (for developing forms and contracts), clients, etc. I have two pads: the normal pad and the small pad (5x8). I have more than 10 small pads for various functions since they are small and don't take much desk space. They are easily accessible when I can grab the pad quickly and write it down. 3. Obsidian - For documentations and information for long term storage, including development planning and various stuff. 4. Google Docs - For collaboration Todo, agenda for the meeting, conversation notes, minutes, etc. to share with my boss. I could use Obsidian for collaboration but my boss is not knowledgeable with Obsidian or any journaling software and it will be pain for him to set it up. I rather to make it simpler for my boss and easy access for him to look into. I strongly used 1 and 2 because I found that jotting it down via handwriting is quicker and ready to use than doing it electronically. Doing it electronically can take some time to get into typing mode when time is critical like in the middle of the phone call. Pens, papers & highlighters are always available and ready to use within a second. I have a ‘check spindle holder’ for my small legal pad paper when I am done with it. I just “whamp” the paper on it and get the satisfaction and stress relieving from it.