Logseq is the holy grail of note-taking apps for which I've been searching over the past 15 years.
I've used Evernote, Trello, OneNote, Joplin, Simplenote, Notion, and others. None are as fast and (most important) maintenance free as Logseq.
It's a great place to take a mind dump, as well as take self-organizing notes for meetings, to-dos, and anything else -- without having to deal with organizing files and folders. Ever. How convenient and fast and helpful! (Bonus: It is free and open source software, and is privacy-oriented -- i.e., uses plain text files not stored on the cloud.)
I have little use for it at my current job, but it would have been incredibly useful for other jobs I've had that required keeping up with lots of projects and details and meetings.
So I use it now for all the thoughts and ideas I have for writing articles and blog posts. It has become my "personal knowledge management" system.
Here's a well-made video that explains better than I can:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pS5fyFWsZT4
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