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How to use the PARA method to organize your digital information | LinkedIn

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Start your own discussion with a newsletter on LinkedIn. Share what you know and build your thought leadership with every new edition. We are surrounded by information. This procedure your colleague gave you, these meeting notes from last week, this article you wanted to read, this restaurant address recommended by a friend, … We can easily feel overwhelmed by this quantity of information. We usually try to remember what matters the most, or bookmark it, or store it somewhere. But when it is time to get back to it, we end up spending a lot of time searching, for sometimes not finding it all. Would you like to be that person who has all their digital data well organized? That person who knows exactly where this piece of information is stored and can provide it to their team members or relatives in less than 2 seconds? If yes, the PARA method might be for you. PARA is a method of organizing your digital information, developed by Tiago Forte, author of Building a Second Brain. I have been

We are surrounded by information. This procedure your colleague gave you, these meeting notes from last week, this article you wanted to read, this restaurant address recommended by a friend, … We can easily feel overwhelmed by this quantity of information. We usually try to remember what matters the most, or bookmark it, or store it somewhere. But when it is time to get back to it, we end up spending a lot of time searching, for sometimes not finding it all. Would you like to be that person who has all their digital data well organized? That person who knows exactly where this piece of inform

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