The "Interesting" Exploration Net
Work to explore and visualize one's mind on the question "What do I find interesting?
Q: Why the theme "What do you find interesting?
It is important to understand and verbalize "my values" in building a long-term career without being distracted by immediate tasks
However, when asked to "put values into words," most people cannot, because the word "values" is highly abstract.
So, you can start by collecting specific "interesting" and "not-so-interesting" things and find out from there
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'What do I find interesting?' and write in the middle
From there, associative branches extend in all directions.
Write about anything that comes to mind, not just examples you find interesting.
Ensure that the branches are reticulated.
Once a large lump of netting is created, surround it with two or three pieces at a time (island-dori) and add a "nameplate" describing the lump.
Repeat this process to reduce the number to less than 10.
As you look at it, ask yourself, "What do I find interesting?" and put it in writing.
Things I've done on my own
At the time of net completion
https://gyazo.com/590035c9cfe53885635d908ec323713c
At the time of completion
https://gyazo.com/000c86fffbc9452646f579a8d5f9a170
predication
relevance
I did this in 2019 and found it beneficial to me. I further improved on this "interesting" exploration net
Exploration Net = Thinking Fireworks
What others have tried
I feel like you're stumbling over my lack of explanation, so I need to improve my explanation.
This page doesn't tell you how to use Kozaneba at all.
Because Kozaneba isn't essential to doing "interesting expeditions online."
Need a "how to do an interesting expedition net in Kozaneba" type of explanation.
People who are online.
/villagepump/inajob.icon
People who are not yet online.
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