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Do you have more details on your strategy?
by financetechbro 2y ago
Do you have more details on your strategy?
- Towaway69 2y agoI organise my thoughts using a mind map - keeping my mind free of “oh I have to remember that”-situations. But keep everything written down, hoarding ideas to have ready when needed. Trust in the future and allow random events or interactions to play a meaningful part - ie be open to doing unexpected things. Have time to reflect. I don’t wake with an alarm clock, I wake with my thoughts and dreams.
- optymizer 2y agoSame here. Tons of notes. No alarm clock.
- Towaway69 2y agoAny specifics on how you organise your notes? I created a two-dimensional interconnected loopable mindmap that is ever expanding (definitely not the classical form of mindmap). I find this a good approach for me, better than the one-dimensional linkable wiki style of notes - that I used to use.
- nomadpenguin 2y agoWhat do you mean by loopable mindmap? What software do you use for this?
- Towaway69 2y agoBy loopable I mean that the output of a node/leaf can become its own input or any other ancestor. The mind map software I’ve used was unidirectional with links coming out from a central node/leaf. What I missed was linking leafs back to the origin or other branches. After all, our minds are interconnected and definitely not unidirectional - at least mine! I use Node-Red[1] to create my mind map which has the added advantage that my mind map is “executable”. Node-Red is actually a visual programming environment and has nothing to do with mind maps except visually. I created some specific Node-Red nodes to represent leafs/nodes of my mind map. [1] https://nodered.org https://nodered.org