Thanks for the reminder of ... "Each of us is responsible for our own learning and in this network era we are now obliged to share that learning."

I learned about you/your work through my Greenleaf Academy instructor, Jeff Miller. (He is quite the fan of your work, as I, too, have become. He shared your sense making and personal knowledge management with us, as encouragement to consider how we might want to gather our servant leadership learnings.) I very much enjoy what you share.

This post reminded me of what I shared in my final paper for Jeff's course (Applying the Key Practices of Servant Leadership. A tidbit - http://shirlnutkin.blogspot.com/2012/01/thanks-greenleafcenter.html - toward the end, I write about 3 topics I am exploring and inter-connecting: systems thinking, storytelling, philosophy. For philosophy, I shared the intent of ... bringing together servant leadership and my other interest in the epistemology of knowledge and ignorance, (to) develop my voice about my belief of a person’s ability to make a difference through our connectedness.

I believe that your little post not only is a reminder to me about keeping in the line of sight my "Key Practices" exploration but also is a reminder to me to be mindful of the "distributed vs. centralized" as part of whatever questions I pose in exploring the understanding, sharing, and expectations of knowledge and ignorance.

Thank you again.