In the age of Internet everyone creates content while the important work gets done though is in knowing exactly what’s important and how it fits together into one cohesive concept. Content creation is inevitable, content curation is invaluable.

We produce 2.5 quintillion bits of data every day. 90% of data is created in the past 2 years.

Curation is how to tell a story with just a bunch of things.

If everything is important then nothing is important.

Why Louvre Is The Example Of Curation 

If your mind is focused on the accumulation of stuff. Be it data art or money you tend to end up being aimless whatever your output is.

Without a specific place for our stuff and way of organising information such that there is no way to utilise it in a helpful way, we’re gonna have no understanding of what we’re looking at.Only if we learn to curate like at the Louvre Museum and organise that information in a way that makes sense to us:<ol><li>We’ll lose the need to always be inventing ideas to creating that content because we’re repacking concepts that exist.</li><li>We organically create a concept for a common theme se which we can refer back to when we need it.</li></ol>

There’s no lack of skill in accumulating 

Want to become a master curator of information? Take a lesson from the Louvre.

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