For most of us, discovering the world of Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) using networked thought tools is very exciting. Connecting notes and ideas from different spheres of our lives can feel so natural and we often wonder why we hadn't found it earlier. However as I've already mentioned , it is very easy to fall down the rabbit hole of obsession with tools and and be overwhelmed by the many great options out there. In order to overcome this and go back to the basics of why we became interested in Personal Knowledge Management in the first place, it's important to have a personal philosophy a guiding framework of sorts for organizing knowledge and using networked thought tools. Below is my PKM philosophy. I expect these ideas to evolve over time. My hope is that it provides you with the inspiration to set yours up as well. Don't just copy-paste your notes . Add your personal context to it. I find that writing notes like memos to my future self allows ...
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