My journey with knowledge management began in my university days, where I struggled to keep track of important information. Names, dates, and crucial facts would slip through my mental cracks like water through a sieve. I found myself repeatedly searching for the same information, wasting precious time and energy. My turning point came when I discovered the power of index cards – a simple yet effective system that helped me organize my study materials and retain information more effectively.

As I entered the corporate world, the challenges of managing information grew exponentially. The introduction to corporate wikis opened my eyes to the possibilities of digital knowledge management. Instead of hunting through endless email threads or asking colleagues the same questions repeatedly, I could now access and contribute to a centralized knowledge base. This not only saved time but also helped preserve valuable institutional knowledge.

However, the real breakthrough came when I discovered the concept of a «second brain» and implemented it through Notion. This system revolutionized how I handle personal and professional information. Now, everything from project notes to creative ideas lives in an organized, searchable, and interconnected digital space. While my smartphone holds vast amounts of this knowledge, the real power lies in how this system has trained my brain to better process, connect, and recall information when needed.

Though I haven’t captured all possible knowledge (and never will), the transformation has been remarkable. From a person who constantly felt overwhelmed by information to someone who can confidently manage, access, and utilize knowledge effectively – the journey has shown me firsthand the transformative power of proper knowledge management

You can be that person too!
Let me show you how.