I totally agree that finding time to work more effectively and achieve improved outcomes for your business is a major challenge. As well, I believe the issue of lack of time to learn PKM practices is especially true in the non profit and the educational sector. It seems to me that those sectors have the most to gain for applying PKM practices. The main factors (and excuses) that feed into the "lack of time" issues is the critical and pressing demands of non profit service users and a highly structured timetable for completing course requirements. I'm seeing some potential for encouraging PKM learning by using probes or small pilot projects to work on specific cause areas (i.e. youth employment training) in non profit agencies and in student engagement projects that attempt to address complex issues of stigma, mental illness and school culture.

I'm glad to see you reach out to the small business sector Harold. I look forward to hearing more of your progress in this regard.