[…] If you only seek new information and knowledge for yourself, without spending time to make it personal, you will not advance your own growth. If you keep your knowledge to yourself, you will not be viewed as a contributor to any knowledge networks, and will miss out on learning with and from others, especially professional colleagues. However, if you share indiscriminately, you will be creating too much noise, and others will ignore you. The journey to personal knowledge mastery is finding the right balance between seeking, sense-making, and sharing. — Harold Jarche, Sense-making and Sharing …