Jack Beaudoin

There's no better way to dive into the world of personal knowledge management than Nick Milo's LYT Kit. LYT stands for "Linking Your Thinking" — and it's the ability to make meaningful, sustainable connections between disparate thoughts, across different contexts, that empowers today's knowledge workers, creators, academics and writers. Even if you "only" make notes for meetings, 1:1s, projects...

Dokkio's applications for business are easy to see, but as a freelancer who is required to use a variety of storage-and-collaboration platforms (Google Drive, OneDrive, and DropBox, to name just three), this technology is a game changer. Not only does Dokkio reunite my files in a single, unified "space," but the AI magic makes perfect recommendations about how to tag and relate disparate files.

I'll keep this short - I've taken a broad range of online courses and Nick Milo's engaging "lean in" approach to education is unlike any other program out there. Almost anyone can create a curriculum with some text and fancy video, but Nick's "Linking Your Thinking" courses and his engagement with kindred spirits across the Web somehow amplify one's ability to learn, understand and master new...