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This really works. When I used to work at big tech, I had a reputation for being incredibly fast and this is the method I used. This is also one of the reasons
by ilrwbwrkhv 2y ago
This really works. When I used to work at big tech, I had a reputation for being incredibly fast and this is the method I used.
This is also one of the reasons why I never moved away from Workflowy as an outlining tool. Nothing else has come close to it.
If I have to add one thing, it is that when you are recursively building your outline, it might grow really big and that might overwhelm you so I recommend a pruning step where you prune some of the nodes to make the overall outline tighter as a final step before proceeding on building. But do not worry too much and cut nodes ruthlessly. Often times you can get stuck at this point if you think too much.
- karolist 2y agoIntrigued by your Workflowy mention. Any resources where I could learn your style of workflow with it?
- ilrwbwrkhv 2y agoHonestly I keep things pretty simple. Just the fast outlining features and the "mirror"[1] is what I use the most to mirror the current "speedrun" on the top level for next day so when I come in I don't worry about what to start. [1] https://workflowy.com/feature/mirrors/ https://workflowy.com/feature/mirrors/