109: Improving Your "Knowledge Factory"

109: Improving Your "Knowledge Factory"

Show Notes

In the Information Age you need to understand how to more effectively process information, and how to create valuable knowledge. You need to be systematic and thoughtful. And you need a good way to capture ideas and refine them over time to create valuable knowledge. Let's talk about how to capture and refine ideas by using a solid note taking system.

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Gathering information is important for lawyers, especially lawyers who do litigation. As you no doubt know, law doesn't win cases, facts do, and often one or two key facts can make or break a case.

Key facts are tied to witnesses who sometimes are elusive. Key facts can involve things about your client that they conveniently "forget" to tell you.

And for sure key facts are incriminating things about the opposing party. Key facts can be in social media or any number of public databases. So how do you find the key facts quickly and easily?

Well, you can find them but not usually quickly and easily. Even the publicly available information is strewn about in lots of different public records or online locations that you can't find using one Google search.

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