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MODEL K · 31 TRAITS
Utilization / Curation
DEFINITION
Definition
Utilization accumulates what has been gained and connects it as a resource for future use. Curation reselects what is needed and removes what is unnecessary. The distinction concerns layering and addition versus refinement and subtraction.
Don't judge only by how well you clean up or whether you can throw things away.
Curation
Create a notebook with saved materials
Utilization
The remaining materials will be used as resources that can be used next time.
Seeker ILE-Q
Curation
Re-select what you need and organize it.
Visionary ILE-DIn everyday life
Utilization
Accumulate what you have gained as resources and increase connections that can be used next time. It appears as connecting past materials and experiences to new uses.
- Combining previous materials and results as materials that can be used for other tasks.
- Think about where you can connect the newly acquired information to existing resources.
Let's connect this as a resource that can be used next time.
If you lean towards layering and addition, you may end up with a lot of things whose uses are unclear, and the whole thing you handle may become complicated.
Curation
Re-select what you have obtained based on necessity and purify what you handle. It appears as a way of adjusting the whole by not only adding things, but also removing them.
- Review materials and results and choose what is currently necessary and what is unnecessary.
- When adding new information, consider what can be removed from the previous content.
Let's re-select what we need and shape what we want to leave behind.
If you lean toward purification and subtraction, you may end up removing materials that have no use now but can be connected later.
