Curate Your Second Brain with Organization Systems
Organize your notes using tagging, wikilinks, table of contents pages and other structures to make the knowledge accessible when you need it.
Curation is key for a functional system.
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In Building a Second Brain, author Tiago Forte presents a system for knowledge management based on note-taking, organizing, and building a "second brain" to enhance creativity and productivity. Forte draws on insights about the limitations of the human mind and the power of writing things down. He provides practical frameworks for taking better notes, connecting ideas, developing insights and building a robust reference system.
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