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Organize everything with PARA: Projects, Areas, Resources, Archives across any tool. Use when information is scattered and you need one simple universal organizing system.

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# PARA Method

## Overview

PARA organizes all information into four categories: Projects (active, goal + deadline), Areas (ongoing responsibilities), Resources (topics of interest), Archives (inactive).

Created by Tiago Forte as the universal component of Building a Second Brain — it works in any tool, from Notion to plain folders.

The key insight: organize by actionability, not by topic. What you're doing now (Projects) stays front and center; the rest waits its turn.

Simple enough to apply everywhere consistently — which is exactly why it works.

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