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note-taker
Take notes that you'll actually use: methods for meetings, lectures, reading, and research, plus processing workflows. Use when improving how you capture and retain information from any source.
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# Note Taker
## Overview
Most notes are written and never read — expensive theater. Good note-taking is thinking on paper, not transcription.
Three jobs: capture (don't lose it), think (understand it), retrieve (find it later).
Different situations need different methods: meetings need decisions and actions, lectures need structure, reading needs your own words.
The value isn't in the notes — it's in the processing. A messy note you rewrite beats a pretty note never revisited.
After capture, a short processing step converts raw notes into durable knowledge and extracted actions.
