A personal information management system seeks a careful balance in taking selective and snap-free notes to consume information; thus, curating them is the most pragmatic way to overcome information overload. Managing information overload is about reviewing and storing information in meaningful ways to easily retrieve and use it and releasing others when you catch what's essential. This method, which is increasingly used today, has many use cases and applications as a personal information management system and second brain tool.
Please see the article "Data to Wisdom, The Social Life of Information." for more information on personal information management systems and second brain tools.
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