Category: personal knowledge management
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Why is it interesting?
Hoarding information is different from building up knowledge. When we fall prey to information overload, we suffer from the failure of our attention filter.
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More Reading, Then Writing
Shall I do “a year of draft writing”?
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Fighting the blank page with networked notes
all sounds good. Let’s see what practicing it will look like.
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Annotating Podcasts and Connecting Contextually
I would call that a partial success. I am looking to improve this knowledge capturing workflow because I like how it started, I don’t like how it ends.
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The Knowledge Creations Process
Can we brand a thinking process? Think about a toy brick, a 2-by-4 piece. It’s standard, created with high precision to respects specific dimensions, shapes and feature. Now think about what you can do with…
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Talking to my future self about my knowledge
Why didn’t I start earlier?
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Checklists to Pursue Learning Goals
These are checklists to make my learning workflow tangible.
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Note-Taking Liberates You from Your Moods
Note-taking allows you to separate your current mood from the idea you want to capture.
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Contextual Paraphrasing Must Be Done Early
Stop, make an effort to interpret what caught your attention, and rewrite it with your words into notes to add to your archive.
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