Well, PKM is not actually my idea. There are other people who are writing about personal knowledge management. I changed it to mastery because I wanted to move away from the knowledge management world, which was too much about big systems and big databases. I wanted to focus on what I, as an individual, do, and what we as a community or a network do. For example, how do we enable that kind of collaboration and cooperation? So, personal knowledge mastery just became the term because it is about mastery, and you never master it completely, right? It’s like any discipline, a lifelong thing. You continuously try to get better.
how Harold replaced the m in pkm for mastery. This comes very close to my [[Kenniswerk is ambacht 20040924200250]] artisanal view on knowledge work. The focus on practice in community, networks and on your own. Vgl [[% Practice Praktijk OP]]