A Knowledge Manager with a passion for kung fu, comics, and all things productivity and learning.
Phoenix, AZ
Joined December 2008
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"No one can compete with you on being you. Most of life is a search for who and what needs you the most." (Eric Jorgenson, Jack Butcher, and Tim Ferriss, The Almanack of Naval Ravikant)
Without a compelling vision, you will discover there is no reason to go through the pain of change.-Brian P. Moran link.medium.com/yG7LY9dq9nb
The value of help content is not how pretty it is, but rather does it solve the problem at hand.
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"Solve a problem once. Use the solution often".
-KCS Wisdom link.medium.com/q878crHBKnb
Visibility is power when it comes to productivity. You can only manage what you can see.
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Data is powerful but stories can be transformative.
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“Not planning your day is bad. But planning your day without your priorities in mind is even worse because it means you’ll be able to handle everything on your plate but won’t actually make progress on your own goals' link.medium.com/8EBM8W8p7lb
Consistency and focus are critical to achieving any goal. A workflow brings both of these forces to bear allowing you to operationalize them in your day.
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Productivity often comes down to adopting small little behaviors that collectively amplify your effort to create huge effects. link.medium.com/HOHe7LyrJib
Action brings inspiration. If you want to do powerful work start at doing the work with consistency.
Listen to the most recent episode of my podcast: Make Your Calendar Your Most Powerful Productivity Tool anchor.fm/theknowledgepodcas…
No one cares about how much information is in your knowledge base. People only care that you have the information in your knowledge base they need to solve a specific problem.
The amplifiers and levers for knowledge workers are the content and tools they create born from the insight they carry around in their minds.
An important win for your Knowledge Management program is identifying the critical processes leveraged to create value for customers and making sure the procedures and knowledge needed to complete the process is made explicit. Knowledge maps are helpful tools for this. #KM