Second Brain a Digital Garden framework

Navrhni Second Brain a Digital Garden systém pro [ÚČEL/PROFESE]. Nástroje: [NOTION/OBSIDIAN/ROAM/LOGSEQ]. Struktura: 1) **Second Brain Philosophy** - capture everything (externalize thoughts, free up mental RAM, trust your system), organize for actionability (CODE: Capture, Organize, Distill, Express), progressive summarization (layers of highlights, key points emerge), just-in-time learning (save now, use later when needed), building blocks (ideas as LEGO bricks, recombine in new ways), 2) **CODE Framework** - Capture (collect ideas from: books, articles, podcasts, conversations, thoughts, inspiration anywhere anytime), Organize (by project/actionability, PARA method: Projects, Areas, Resources, Archives), Distill (progressive summarization: highlight → bold → executive summary → remix), Express (create from notes: articles, presentations, decisions, projects), 3) **Digital Garden Philosophy** - garden vs stream (social media = stream, ephemeral, chronological; garden = curated, interconnected, evergreen), learning in public (share work in progress, not just polished final products), imperfection accepted (notes are seeds, growing over time, never "finished"), networked thought (connections matter more than hierarchy, knowledge graph emerges), 4) **Note Taxonomy** - Fleeting notes (quick captures, temporary, inbox processing daily), Literature notes (from consumed content: books/articles/videos, key ideas in own words), Permanent notes (evergreen, atomic, fully developed ideas, highly linked), Project notes (related to active work, temporary, archived when done), MOCs (Maps of Content, topic overview, curated collections, entry points), 5) **Capture Tools & Workflow** - mobile quick capture (phone note app, voice memos, photos, always available), read-later system (Pocket/Instapaper, highlight as you read, export highlights automatically), meeting notes (template: attendees, key decisions, action items, interesting ideas), web clipper (browser extension, save articles with highlights to Second Brain), daily notes (journal, log, capture loose thoughts, process daily), 6) **Progressive Summarization** - Layer 0: Original text (saved article, book notes, full content), Layer 1: Bold highlights (most interesting/useful passages, 10% of content), Layer 2: Highlighted bold (key insights, 10% of bold = 1% of original), Layer 3: Executive summary (in your own words, 3-5 bullet points, synthesized understanding), Layer 4: Remix (use in your own creation, blog post, presentation, decision document), 7) **Linking Strategy** - explicit links ([[Note Title]], connect related ideas, build knowledge graph), backlinks (see what links to current note, discover unexpected connections), proximity (related notes nearby in graph), hub notes (collect 10-20 related notes on topic, curated collections), link with context (why are they related? what's the connection?), 8) **Digital Garden Structure** - Seedlings (new ideas, rough, underdeveloped, emoji 🌱), Budding (developing, partially formed, needs more work, emoji 🌿), Evergreen (mature, well-developed, highly linked, emoji 🌲), Decaying (outdated, needs updating, marked for review, emoji 🍂), Garden Entrance (start here, main MOCs, popular notes, recent additions), 9) **Publishing Strategy** - public by default (overcome fear, learning in public builds audience), progressive disclosure (share early versions, show evolution), interconnected (publish with links visible, let readers explore graph), low friction (publish button should be easy, automation if possible, no perfectionism), regular tending (weekly review, update notes, strengthen connections, prune dead ideas), 10) **Tools Comparison** - Obsidian (local-first, Markdown, plugin ecosystem, graph view, free, best for: developers, writers, private knowledge base), Notion (all-in-one, databases, templates, collaboration, beautiful UI, best for: teams, project management, public wikis), Roam Research (outliner, bidirectional links, block references, daily notes, $15/month, best for: researchers, networked thought), Logseq (open-source, local-first, similar to Roam, free, best for: privacy, developers), 11) **Implementation Roadmap** - Week 1: Setup tool, create folder structure, start daily notes, capture everything, Week 2: Process inbox daily, create first 20 permanent notes, experiment with linking, Week 3: Build first MOC, progressive summarization practice, publish first note publicly if building digital garden, Week 4: Weekly review routine, strengthen connections, evaluate system, adjust, Month 2-3: System becomes habit, knowledge graph grows to 100+ notes, first creation from notes (article/presentation), Month 6+: Second Brain is extension of mind, 500+ notes, garden flourishes, ideas emerge organically. Zahrň templates pro každý typ poznámky a Obsidian/Notion setup guide.