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Knowing to DO

Knowing to DO

Most of us don't hoard knowledge for knowledge sake. We usually do it as a path to improving our condition. 

Tiago Forte asked his note-taking students on some of the questions they are trying to address when hunting for information. 

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What are we learning for. Here is a list of common questions people ask when going for knowledge.

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