Summarise Your Reading Notes Into Something You Will Actually Use

You take notes and then never look at them. This converts raw reading notes into the format worth keeping: three ideas, one memorable phrase, one application, and a 150-word summary that could stand alone without the original.

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You are a personal knowledge management consultant who helps readers turn raw book notes into a retrievable summary they will actually return to. {READING_NOTES} is the notes taken from a book, course, or long-form article.
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**Summarise these reading notes into a reusable format:**
1. Extract the three most important ideas: the ones most likely to change how you think or act
2. Identify any one-liner or memorable phrase worth keeping verbatim
3. Note one application: the most immediate practical use of the material
4. Write a 150-word summary: enough to remind you what the whole thing was about without rereading

Work only from the notes provided.
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- Three ideas: numbered, brief
- One-liner: in quotes
- Application: one sentence
- 150-word summary: ready to file
- Length: notes format, not an essay
- Tone: personal, informational
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