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map ideas,collect examples,interrelate themes,practice noticing,structure artifactschallenge reasoning,design feedback loops,reflect on patterns,and build a living knowledge flow system
Knowledge Flow Studio
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Knowledge Flow Studio
Because reading the book isn't the same as cultivating knowledge
Welcome to your Knowledge Flow Studio — not a Confluence, a kitchen where ideas simmer, collide, reduce, and occasionally catch fire.
This space accompanies readers of A book, a space, a community, and a practice that helps you:
You’ll use this space to map insights, notice patterns, shape artifacts, and practice the skills of knowledge flow. Start small, stay curious, and don’t over-engineer it. Flow comes from practice, not perfection.
What you’re building
Knowledge work is a hands-on practice.
The space isn’t for storage, it’s for sense-making. Not a notebook or a library — a practice studio. A place where ideas can connect, collide, evaporate, refine, recombine, and emerge as something new.
The goal, obviously, is flow.
Create a welcoming place to think. Really, that’s what matters most.
Where to begin
If you use Coda, you can →
1. Explore Tools For Reading
This space has templates to match your Knowledge Flow experience. You can use them as you read, and refer back as you learn.
Consider This
A handy table to answer the “Consider This” questions throughout the chapters.
Chapter Notes
Includes a summary of key points, activity links and further resources. Capture your thoughts as you read.
2. Start Your First Activity
You can dive in anywhere ... I’m so not the boss of your knowledge flow!
But, I do recommend you begin at the beginning ...
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See the Current Activity List
Here is a summary of activities, as they are introduced, so you can easily find (or refind) the practices you need.
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