1. C (Capture, 수집) -필요한 내용을 수집하는 것으로 외부/내부 지식과 아이디어를 정리하는 것이다. 아는 내용은 핵심만 메모하고 놀랄만한 사실은 수집하는 컨셉으로 간다.
2. O (Organize, 정리) -지금 추진 중인 목표와 관계가 있는지 감안하여 정리하고 정리할 때는 PARA 를 고려하여 진행한다.
3. D (Distill, 추출) -수집한 정보는 활용해야 할 때 쉽고 빠르게 확인 가능하도록 핵심적인 내용에 하이라이트를 한다. 이 때, 해쉬태그를 이용하는 것도 방법
4. E (Express, 표현) -유용한 정보들을 저장하고 이러한 메모/기록 등을 다른 사람에게 표현함으로써 새로운 아이디어를 도출하는 것 (예를 들면 지금 이 블로그 처럼)
근데, 위에 PARA 라는 내용이 언급되었는데… PARA는… 아래와 같은 단위 폴더로 구분하는 것을 의미한다.
1. P (Project, 프로젝트) -현재 진행 중으로 단기간 내 끝내야하는 목표가 있는 내용
2. A (Areas, 영역) - 매출 진척도 같이 뭔가 끝맺음이 없이 지속적으로 관리해야 하는 업무
3. R (Resource, 자원) - 향후 참고하고 싶은 자료 들
4. A (Archives, 보관) - 완료한 프로젝트를 포함하여 현재 비활성화 된 내용들을 모아놓는 곳
The concept of a "second brain" refers to the practice of capturing and preserving valuable information by taking notes or recording it. This information is then systematically organized and stored, enabling effective utilization when needed.
Certainly, a second brain can take the form of physical notebooks or diaries, mobile memo apps, or journal apps—whatever allows the storage of essential memories for later utilization. The concept involves capturing and storing necessary information, then effectively using it when needed.
Rather than concentrating on memorizing within this second brain, our brains are encouraged to creatively integrate and synthesize various pieces of information.
This second brain follows the CODE law, summarized as follows:
C (Capture) - Collecting relevant content involves organizing external/internal knowledge and ideas. The concept encourages summarizing essential points and collecting surprising facts.
O (Organize)- When organizing, consider the current goals and relationships. Organize according to PARA, a system based on Projects, Areas, Resources, and Archives.
D (Distill) - To make collected information quickly and easily accessible when needed, highlight the crucial points. Using hashtags can also be an effective method.
E (Express) - Expressing useful information and sharing notes or records with others can lead to the derivation of new ideas (such as in a blog, like this one).
The PARA system mentioned earlier involves categorizing content into four distinct folders:
P (Project) - Content related to ongoing projects with short-term goals.
A (Areas) - Continuous management tasks, such as progress tracking.
R (Resources)- Materials for future reference.
A (Archives)- Completed projects and currently inactive content are stored here.
예를 들면 '너 공연하는 거 보게 돼서 너무 좋았어', '늘 너의 공연을 와서 보고 싶었는데, 무대에서 널 보는게 너무 즐거웠어'
이 말들은 모두 진실이다.
그리고 다음날 상황이 정리되고 감정이 내려온다음
친구에게 전화를 걸어 '공연에 대해 어떻게 생각했는지 말해줘도 돼?' 물어보고
그리고 친구가 좋다고 동의한다면
그때 비로소 공연에 대한 나의 생각과 뭐가 별로였는지
냉정하게 이야기 하면 되는 것이다.
(마치 미네르바의 부엉이는 황혼에 나는 것처럼)
만약 공연 끝난 직후에 이야기 했다면
친구에게 정말로 상처가 되었을 것이다.
진실은 중요하지만 그 진실의 전달 타이밍은 더 중요하다.
메시지를 전달하기 위한 상황이 더 좋을 때
그리고 상황이 안 좋다면 다른 진실을 사용해서
감정을 다치지 않고 더 나은 길로 갈 수 있다.
Truth does not need to be cruel.
This means that there is no need to hurt others by using the truth as an excuse.
Let's think about the word "timing."
For example, if you go to a concert or performance that your friend is giving,
even if you think it was so bad that it was difficult to listen to and watch to the end,
if your friend comes out of the venue as he is, still in costume and makeup, and asks, "How was the concert?"
You should judge that it is not a good time and place at the moment.
This is because your friend is in a state of extreme adrenaline after finishing the performance,
and so at this point, it is not the time to evaluate how bad the performance was objectively.
At that time, don't answer the question directly, but tell a different kind of truth.
For example, "I'm so glad I got to see you perform," or "I've always wanted to come and see your performance, and it was so enjoyable to see you on stage."
All of these statements are true.
And then the next day, after the situation has been sorted out and emotions have subsided,
call your friend and ask, "Can I tell you what I thought about the performance?"
And if your friend agrees, then you can finally tell them your thoughts on the performance and what you didn't like about it.
(Just as Minerva's owl flies at dusk.)
If you had told them right after the performance,
it would have really hurt your friend.
Truth is important, but the timing of delivering that truth is more important.
When the situation is better for conveying the message,
and if the situation is not good, use other truths to
avoid hurting feelings and go on a better path.
