Mike Schmitz
Practical PKM
Weekly tips to help you get more out of your notes & ideas and use your PKM system to do your best creative work. This is the audio version of my newsletter.
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Episodes
No New Inputs 23.06.2025 3:18
This is the audio version of my email newsletter. All links can be found in the accompanying blog post .
AI Will Give Creators Superpowers, Not Replace Them 16.06.2025 6:11
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How to Use AI to Augment the Creative Process 10.06.2025 5:41
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A Simple System to Help You Focus on What Really Matters 02.06.2025 3:48
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An Overview of the Bases Core Plugin in Obsidian 26.05.2025 5:09
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7 PKM Lessons I Learned from Hosting My First Live Event 19.05.2025 3:46
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The Role of Desire Paths in PKM 12.05.2025 6:57
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PKM & AI: The Power of Small Language Models 05.05.2025 6:22
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How to Leverage the 3 Levels of Knowledge to Get More From Your PKM System 28.04.2025 6:08
Not all knowledge is created equal. In my experience, there are three distinct levels of knowledge: Level 1: Information Level 2: Revelation Level 3: Application The higher you go, the more value you get. In this episode, we’ll look at some specific ways you can refine & enrich the knowledge you are managing in your PKM system. Read it here 👉🏼 https://practicalpkm.com/3-levels-of-knowledge/
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