# Leah Ferguson [address book:: [Leah Ferguson](<addressbook://AFC07CFB-DAE5-4837-A499-54E00974D1D9%3AABPerson>)] [pronouns:: "she/her"] [company:: [[HOK]]] [job title:: Senior Experiential Designer] --- **Currently:** - (from:: #location/NA/CAN/ON/Toronto ) **Previously:** - (previously-from:: #location/NA/USA/CA/San-Francisco ) - (former company:: [[Gensler]]) - (former company:: [[Entro Communications]]) --- Hi! I’m Leah. 👋 Why am I publishing this note about me? Mainly so that my ![[folder.svg|13]] **03.02 People** folder shows up on Obsidian Publish, so I can better show off my system and processes. All other people notes are private by default. ## Uses for a person-based note I mainly use a ![[00 Meta/03 Resources/03.03 Attachments/file.svg|13]] **03.02 People note** in my ![[00 Meta/03 Resources/03.03 Attachments/file.svg|13]] **02.01 Daily Notes**. If I’m having a meeting with someone, I add them to my schedule, so that I can see all of the related days and meeting notes via backlinks.) It's also a way I can have an easy way to track gift ideas through the year for those I'm close with, or just things I want to make sure I remmeber. This is generated with a template (using [[Templater]]), as well as a [[Shortcuts|Shortcut]] to link to my address book. Some have turned their Obsidian vault into a full contact manager, but I’d prefer to keep relevant details in my personal address book. I’m a big advocate for [[Using the right tool for the job]].