The Magic Rule of 7 – Moronic Myth or Useful Rule of Thumb?

A reader raises an excellent point on a key portion of my BrainStormWFO sorting method: From the presentation: “Note that BrainStormWFO “auto-hoists”. This means that you are always focused on just one layer of the outline. This helps your brain relax, since you can only think about 7 items simultaneously anyway.” I don’t intend to …

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Using BrainStormWFO

BrainStormWFO is a rapid outliner. It is the only outliner capable of working near the speed of thought. This enables frictionless outlining. [Missing video} Using bookmarks to sort This video demonstrates how BrainStormWFO uses movable bookmarks to quickly sort text. [Missing Video] BrainStormWFO uses six hotkeyed bookmarks. You must learn these hotkeys. Here they are: …

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Execution Loop case study (with video)

The Execution Loop provides a seamless, prioritized, infinitely repeating system for getting your work done. It is capable of addressing deep life problems while simultaneously handling day-to-day emergencies. It does so with minimal organizational overhead. The below demo video uses the anonymous diary of a “29 year old workaholic“ who’s barely making ends meet financially. It solves …

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The Longform Loop

The Longform Loop lets you manage longer thoughts. By “longer”, I mean anywhere from several paragraphs to several hundred pages. I classify longer thoughts into three tiers: Tier 1: Polished, comprehensive and interconnected long bodies of work, like published books or wikis or college courses. Tier 2: Polished non-comprehensive articles focused on a single topic, …

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