back to indexHow To Master Your ‘Second Brain’ — How to Organize Digital Notes Like a Pro

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what most people don't take the time to do is to just orient their second brain into things that 00:00:06.480 |
they know they're going to need or care about later. In order for me to do that effectively, 00:00:10.960 |
I have to know that that is the kind of information of a specific format that I'm looking for, 00:00:16.720 |
and so I have a note for that, and I have my brain kind of passively as I'm looking through things, 00:00:21.760 |
not just like willy-nilly being like, "this is interesting, let me throw it in here, 00:00:25.040 |
this is interesting, let me bookmark it." It's specifically looking for that kind of information 00:00:30.240 |
of that format. So what that means is then when I'm operating around the web, I'm filtering myself, 00:00:36.960 |
which means that my "second brain," which again, Evernote notion, you can use whatever tool you 00:00:42.640 |
want, is organized in a way that I don't have to go back and clean it up and kind of wonder like, 00:00:47.760 |
"what am I going to do with all this information?" I have almost like a project, a mandate of what 00:00:53.760 |
what I'm looking for and how it's going to be used later.