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      <description>Most founders do not need more templates. They need a system for triage, context gathering, drafting, and follow-through that keeps important threads warm.</description>
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      <description>Board meeting minutes are a record, not a transcript. Here is what to capture, what to leave out, and the simple template I think actually holds up over time.</description>
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