Linked thinking

https://gyazo.com/5c3c656e20ff14ab18dae962b2fe79d9

It may seem complicated at first glance, but it's remarkably simple and intuitive.

Capturing every idea in folders is very bad, because it means more clutter.

With linked thinking, idea capture and access is consistently easy.

Instead of adding to clutter, with links the context and clarity of ideas actually compounds.

You can save everything and still find what you want, even with thousands of pages.

Provides Reliability

Provides Flexibility

Launches the Brain

Enhances Note Retrieval

Allievates Overwhelm

Encourages Relational, Positional Thinking

Aids in Linking with Pre-built Contexts

Future-Proofs for your Future Self (and team)

Improves Memory

Increases Satisfaction

Here's a quick example of how it mirrors your mind

Imagine you just finished dinner and you want to eat something sweet. (Start searching for information)

Next, you feel that it's a bit hot so you want something cold. (Modify search based on context)

Cold and sweet ideas lead to the idea of ice cream. (Click link to an idea from connected ideas)

After thinking about ice cream, you remember your goal to eat healthy, so ice cream is out. (Re-discover previous page in context, click link to newly relevant page)

You remember you have dried fruit, nuts, and yogurt so you prepare yourself a bowl. (Arrive at useful, contextual idea)

Learn more and dive in!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7xrHPpTWJ0&t=591s

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