This time each year I receive the Uncommon Goods catalog in the mail. And just like its title, the items are obscure, unexpected, and really unnecessary but also kinda fun. It’s about the only piece of physical “junk mail” I’ll smile at when I see. Each page is a surprise. Some products are clever, others
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For a recent presentation designed to help people better understand Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) I anticipated that beyond the word Personal things would get sticky, lofty, and filled with preconception. “Knowledge Management” is loaded to say the least. As such it can serve as a barrier to understanding the information. I decided to bookend the
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