First write it down, then lay it out.

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Chapter 5: How to organize your thoughts 143

Too much information? Too little? 144

Check the amount of information using the write-out method 145

Don't look for quality 146

Let's put it into practice 146

Let's set a goal of 100 147

Advantages of a 100-page target 147

I don't mind duplicates 148

How to organize too much information 149

Line them up for better listing 149

Column: Examples of Writing Methods 151

Record as soon as you think of it in the process of arranging 152

Move the possibly related items closer together 152

Column: Size of a label 152

Flow of the KJ Method 153

Group formation requires a change in thinking 155

Grouping is not objective 155

Grouping is not a hierarchical classification 156

Disadvantages of using existing classification criteria 157

Column: Efficiency through frameworks 158

Disadvantages of creating pre-classification criteria 159

Benefits of Classification to Reduce Burden 159

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