Greg Isenberg

reflect, you know, inserting reflection into your everyday life?

Because a lot of people, you know, we're moving from meeting to meeting, we're busy, we're parents, you know, we grow up and we, of course, write things down in notebooks and stuff like that.

But I feel like as we get older, we actually write and reflect less and less.

You know, how do you

How have you been able to insert reflection into your life?

How does this relate to open claw?

Because if you think of open claw, it's essentially...

at the best case, an extension of you that could go and do things independently slash based on your guidance.

So how can you use commands, obsidian, and open claw and reflection harmoniously?

Yeah.

Yeah, I think one thing that worries me a little bit about it is if obsidian is really your second brain, giving open claw access to your second brain is scary.

What other commands do you want to show?

A lot of the examples you're using is personal reflection.

How do you think about, you know, for example, note taking in meetings?

Like maybe you have like a granola or Gemini notes taking notes

taking notes and putting it into Obsidian?

By the way, when I say notes, those could be meetings that you're not even in.

They could just be like, Tommy met with Vince and they had this meeting and I want to put it in here.

How do you think about that?

I was just going to say I could see the power of just using it for your own reflections.