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课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/ideas-bank/
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课程名称：结构化笔记法第一卷：建立创意银行 课程概述： 本课程旨在帮助您建立一个有效的笔记系统，以更好地组织和利用所记录的信息。许多人在记录笔记后难以找到几年前的内容，甚至几个月前的思考。课程强调加速学习的重要性，减少时间浪费，尤其是在创意和想法反复出现却未能有效记录和整理的情况下。 许多学员对“创意银行”的概念可能有所耳闻，这是一个用来汇集随机笔记的地方。但随着时间推移，笔记可能会累积到数千条，导致查阅变得不够高效。课程提出，通过项目导向的思考方式，可以将大部分创意与具体项目相关联，使笔记的处理更加高效。每个项目就如同一棵树，创意如同树上的叶子，创意银行可以帮助您将这些创意整理到适当的项目中。 课程不仅仅是建立一个存储信息的地方，更是一个完整系统的中心，旨在帮助学员更好地组织微型笔记。未来的课程将涵盖一些结构化笔记的特定类型，例如错误日志、梦境日志和知识产权清单等，帮助学员处理那些不易被纳入现有系统的笔记。 通过本课程，您将学习到如何建立一个高效、可持续的创意银行，以提升学习和创造力的效率。
Do you have a system for taking notes? Do you have a system for organizing your notes? Can you reliably find notes you took on a book or at a conference from 5 years ago? What about a creative idea you had 5 years ago? For most people the answer is no. For most people, they would have a very hard time finding something from 5 months ago, or even 5 weeks ago. Accelerated learning is about becoming more efficient in your learning. But another way to look at is just a methodology so that you stop wasting huge amounts of time. And one way we waste time is that we come up with the same ideas over and over again because we never write them down. Or we write them down, but then we never do anything with them. You may have heard about the idea of an ideas bank before. Or something similar. A place to keep all your random notes in one place. But it turns out that if you consistently do this for months and years, you end up with the equivalent of a spreadsheet with 10,000 + rows. You may have started out thinking you would look over your list of ideas every month for 10 or 15 minutes. But after a year or two, it's more like 3-5 hours to read a list that long. It's not a SUSTAINABLE system. It turns out that the only smart way to use an ideas bank is to get stuff out of the ideas bank as quickly as possible. It's called project based thinking. Any idea that you have, at least 95% of them, are actually ideas that belong in a larger project of some kind. You may not have a project set up yet, (and if you aren't sure how to do that, check out my vol 8 course in the learning the hard way series and my course on one pagerr project management) but that doesn't change the fact that most of the ideas you have are really just leaves on a tree. And that tree is a project. Each project is a tree. And each idea you get is a leaf. You need an ideas bank so you can get those "bags of leaves" that you collect in your phone or notebook or sticky notes and get them on the right tree where they belong. That's why this course isn't just about building a place to store stuff and then never look at it again. The ideas bank is the HUB of a larger system. This system is design for keeping your micro-notes well organized. If you've taken my courses on note taking and learning projects organization and information organization, you know how to organize your information. But only when it is a known quantity. What about all those micro notes that don't fit into that system easily? That's what the ideas bank is for. It's kind of like the huge sorting facilities that UPS uses. All the packages in a region get sent to a central sorting facility, and then they get shipped off by truck or plane to their destination city. The ideas bank is that hub that will bring everything in one place so you can then send it off to it's final location. Future courses in this series will cover specific types of structured notes you can keep for things that don't fit neatly into existing categories. For example, a mistakes journal, dream journal, physical object inventory, intellectual property inventory, etc.
