# Personal Knowledge Management (PKM) Personal Knowledge Management is the practice of applying [[Knowledge Management]] principles to manage personal information and knowledge, enhancing one's own learning, productivity, and self-improvement. It involves techniques for acquiring, organizing, and applying knowledge in ways that improve one's effectiveness and fulfillment. Through the use of digital tools and methodologies like note-taking systems, knowledge bases, and personal information management systems, individuals can create a structured approach to managing their knowledge. This personal curation of knowledge not only aids in navigating the overwhelming flow of information in our daily lives but also cultivates a discipline of lifelong learning and personal growth. Personal Knowledge Management helps... - Connect ideas, concepts, insights, inspiration - Explore new ideas - Retain what matters - Enable deep thinking and introspection - Accelerate learning - Store and organize knowledge - Create a Single Source of Truth - Create compounding value ## Related - [[Why you should have a Personal Knowledge Management System]] - [[Main parts of Personal Knowledge Management (PKM)]] - [[Building a PKM system requires changing your habits]] - [[Types of notes in a Personal Knowledge Management System]]