Either someone or I, of course, turn on a Note Taker that can transcribe the meeting notes. That file can go into Obsidian. Unfortunately, most people don’t re

Either someone or I, of course, turn on a Note Taker that can transcribe the meeting notes. That file can go into Obsidian. Unfortunately, most people don’t refer back to it and would wait for someone to do it as part of the spec or project tasks assigned by the Project Manager. However, I love taking notes in meetings using graphs, arrows, boxes with text, etc. Sometimes, I use an iPad with the Pencil, but I prefer a pen on Paper. This one is usually the one that gets shared, and people seem to like it for understanding the context or for referring back to what they heard during meetings in a simpler, yet faster/easier way. My methods are inspired by Dan Roam’s Books. I browse/re-read the books pretty often. https://www.danroam.comhe https://www.danroam.comhe