Replied to European PKM Summit 2024 by Ton Zijlstra (zylstra.org)

A who’s who in current personal knowledge management and tools for thought convened in Utrecht, where I was at the PKM Summit the past two days. It was loads of fun, I learned new things, and the atmosphere was great with participants from a dozen countries.
I’m a pkm practitioner, not usually g…

Sounds great! I look forward to reading some blog posts on what ideas came up.
Liked European PKM Summit 2024 by Ton Zijlstra (zylstra.org)

A who’s who in current personal knowledge management and tools for thought convened in Utrecht, where I was at the PKM Summit the past two days. It was loads of fun, I learned new things, and the atmosphere was great with participants from a dozen countries.
I’m a pkm practitioner, not usually g…

Liked PKM Timeline, 35.000 BCE To Present by Ton Zijlstra (zylstra.org)

Bookmarked Timeline of some of the intellectual history of pkm by Chris Aldrich
Today was the first day of the European PKM Summit in the Netherlands. With all the momentum around novel digital tools for thought, I thought it important to also create room for a discussion of the deep history of most…

Replied to | Chris Aldrich by Chris AldrichChris Aldrich (boffosocko.com)

Having the best tools does you absolutely no good unless you’re going to use them. Collecting notebooks, fountain pens, or even typewriters is useless (other than their inherent beauty) without their use.

Loving your use of real life index cards.