11 published lessons with this tag.
Document your process for managing knowledge — not just the knowledge itself. Your system should be explicit enough that you could rebuild it from documentation alone.
Personal growth is largely the process of replacing less accurate schemas with more accurate ones.
You can build models of how your models work — this is the beginning of recursive self-improvement.
How do you typically form new mental models? Understanding your process lets you improve it.
List your most important schemas so you can maintain and improve them systematically.
When two schemas contradict you need a meta-schema for deciding which to trust.
Your model of how change happens determines how you approach change.
Your epistemology — your theory of knowledge — is the meta-schema that governs all others.
There are limits to how much you can observe your own thinking — know these limits.
Improving your meta-schemas improves everything built on top of them.
A meta-agent that coordinates other agents by deciding which should run when.