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other <L>ayout(s): different way(s) to try organizing info

• other <L>ayout(s): different way(s) to try organizing info
• It seems best to model things as they really *are* (ie, to reflect or resemble reality as understood): most useful and memorable.
• by "everything I *have*"
• by roles & goals
• by maturity model (e.g., what are you now, what do you want to become, what is the way to do it, and how can you help others?)
• by "pvsgeer" (purpose, vision, strategy, goals, empowerment, execution, report/review/revise/repeat...)
• by calendar & to-do lists
• by grouping similar things together, including a "miscellaneous" set for misfits, of limited size (separating its contents into other groupings, when it grows)
• by physical order (what's where, garage, rooms....)
• by human relationships (family ties, contacts, and the other org means for each of them)
• by alphabet or numerically?
• by historical outline and related associations? chronologically (by date)?
• By convenience (top main entities an individual goes to frequently).
• memorizable: knowledge by numbers & mnemonics (1 in the sun, 2 in a shoe... to suit oneself) things memorized
• idea/ck: Use the Dewey Decimal system, what libraries use for books, or other lessons from Library Science?
• How to *really* org data, best: combo of these? automatic?: by topics, roles/goals, maturity model, in todos...? Maybe all, & it just grows organizally.