My go to for almost everything

I am a product manager, and I use Miro on a daily basis for multiple purposes. Including, running workshops, retros, a personal brainstorming board and note taking, as well as creating product strategies. I go to Miro instead of my other tools because of the flexibility all in one space, especially for any strategy work, I may go from needing just to take notes, creating diagrams and process maps, and to creating a delivery board view. All whilst this is easily shareable and contributable to other members of my team in both hybrid and fully online situations

Sticky notes and versatility around it. I'll use the sticky notes to take notes in meetings and workshops, which then allow for easy grouping into themes. I'll also use it to annotate images or other things, colour coding to differentiate the areas of importance etc. And i'll also use the sticky notes to make simple and quick diagrams, process flows and maps

For presentation packs, I'll still be required to use google slides - but now i do all of my planning on Miro, especially early stages to map things out. Because sometimes there's so many edits and changes required to refine the look. As a non-technical PM, i don't use lucid chart, but instead use Miro as a simple diagramming tool as a first step. And now I note take in Miro instead of google docs etc.