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Matt Wolfe — Build A Second Brain That Remembers Everything

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# Build A Second Brain That Remembers Everything

So, I just built a second brain knowledge management system that has an entire wiki built in that I can chat with. It will pull any information from that second brain when I chat. It's got a built-in CRM. I can journal and it will actually look at my wiki knowledge base and try to help me with whatever issues I'm going through from my journal by looking inside of the wiki. And of course, it's got all of the content that I've saved from around the web, including YouTube videos and articles and tweets and podcasts and just tons of stuff that I've injected into this that is all accessible directly from a chat or from journaling.

Most second brain systems are just like storage, right? You dump your YouTube transcripts and your articles and your blog posts and your podcasts and just everything that you're interested in. You just dump it all into one place. Problem is, that's kind of where the information just goes to die. Unless you're actively going back through and reviewing the notes all the time and searching through your second brain, it's just a dumping ground for information that you never go back and look at later.

## Three Core Pillars

For the knowledge management system that I'm going to build, there are three core pillars:

**Number one: the wiki/knowledgebase.** This is where I'm going to store everything from around the web that I find. YouTube transcripts, articles, podcast transcripts, tweets, you name it — it all goes into this wiki knowledgebase section.

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