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  1. Harold,

    I’m really keen to participate in the 40 day PKM program, but the timing doesn’t suit me. I hope that a second one will be scheduled soon after this one.

    I am getting a lot out of reading your blog posts, particularly in regard to sense-making, which to me is the most challenging and critical aspect of PKM. Thank you for your contributions and the value you bring to me – and I imagine many others. I notice you will be at the AITD Conference in May and look forward to meeting you there.

    Regards,
    Michelle

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