Post by account_disabled on Mar 10, 2024 14:37:41 GMT 5.5
Our modern lives are full of stimuli, from the first moment when we wake up, to the last moment, before turning off the light and falling asleep: things to do, projects to carry out , activities to coordinate, videos to watch in streaming or on television, articles and books to read, meetings to plan, meals to organise, if not cook, personal relationships to cultivate , documents to study and annotate, travel and business trips, content to publish , interactions to pay attention to and sometimes respond to, emails that await to be read, PDFs to classify and archive, bills and taxes to pay, invoices to send and certainly many other activities that continually follow one another. How do you keep up with everything without losing the thread or, worse, your sanity? The answer is a Personal knowledge management system.
That is, a system for digitally organizing one's personal knowledge. Storytelling Canada Phone Number Festival 2024 The sixth edition of the most important storytelling event in Italy is coming. 150 TICKETS ALREADY SOLD. EARLY OFFER […] € 159€ 59 You don't need it, maybe Overwhelmed by an endless list of daily tasks , everyone has already organized themselves as best they can, with various apps and software that support us, installed over the years on their smartphones and computers. Feedly to aggregate the sources to be consulted regularly. Pocket to put aside articles discovered while browsing online. The queues of content to see or consult later, on YouTube, on Netflix , on Vimeo, on Facebook , on LinkedIn, on Twitter.
Dropbox to store documents and PDFs by theme. The electronic invoicing program to keep track of invoices sent and received. A folder system to manage e-mail, directly in your favorite web mail. Evernote for meeting notes. Tripit to organize business trips, hotel reservations and airline tickets. WordPress to publish content on our personal and professional blogs. Manjoo to save recipes already tested and to be experimented. Goodreads or Libraryjournal to track your reading queue. Amazon's wish list for products to buy. The IMDB watchlist for movies seen and unseen. An app to manage your appointment diary. If we limit ourselves even only to the personal sphere, the system we already have in place, developed with difficulty over the years, could make us think that we are already organized in managing our personal knowledge . After all, how much time do we already spend updating all these apps?
That is, a system for digitally organizing one's personal knowledge. Storytelling Canada Phone Number Festival 2024 The sixth edition of the most important storytelling event in Italy is coming. 150 TICKETS ALREADY SOLD. EARLY OFFER […] € 159€ 59 You don't need it, maybe Overwhelmed by an endless list of daily tasks , everyone has already organized themselves as best they can, with various apps and software that support us, installed over the years on their smartphones and computers. Feedly to aggregate the sources to be consulted regularly. Pocket to put aside articles discovered while browsing online. The queues of content to see or consult later, on YouTube, on Netflix , on Vimeo, on Facebook , on LinkedIn, on Twitter.
Dropbox to store documents and PDFs by theme. The electronic invoicing program to keep track of invoices sent and received. A folder system to manage e-mail, directly in your favorite web mail. Evernote for meeting notes. Tripit to organize business trips, hotel reservations and airline tickets. WordPress to publish content on our personal and professional blogs. Manjoo to save recipes already tested and to be experimented. Goodreads or Libraryjournal to track your reading queue. Amazon's wish list for products to buy. The IMDB watchlist for movies seen and unseen. An app to manage your appointment diary. If we limit ourselves even only to the personal sphere, the system we already have in place, developed with difficulty over the years, could make us think that we are already organized in managing our personal knowledge . After all, how much time do we already spend updating all these apps?