I have been very satisfied with this new workflow for reading books:
• I highlight copiously on my Kindle.
• I sync the highlights to @obsdmd via this plugin: github.com/hadynz/obsidian-kindle-plugin
When I am done reading the book, I highlight the highlights and summarize the main takeaways in my own voice (for retention).
I organize everything by year to keep a nice archive of what I have read.
This approach is quite low-effort compared to other methods I've tried, such as taking notes after reading each chapter, which feels too much like work.
I may eventually choose to share all of this on a dedicated page on my website.
I believe there's merit to the concept of Obsidian serving as your personal life/knowledge CMS, allowing you to reveal select portions to the rest of the world.
Francesco Di Lorenzo
@frankdilo
Co-founder @typefully and @mailbrew (acquired). Indie hacker building ambitious products.