Habits Map

I am an unrelenting evolutionary adaptation—whether you like it or not!

Navigate with your new Map of Content (MOC)

Connect your new Map of Content (MOC) with the the rest of your network of knowledge so you can navigate your notes near the speed of thought.

Enjoy the spatial constellation you created. Your MOCs will be meaningful to you.

Understanding Habits

Use your MOCs for different purposes

as a reference point in the future
for final products (content creation)
for the inherent joy the ideas provide

As you finish work on an area of interest, your MOC remains as a renewable summation of thought for Future You. An MOC is your easy access point back into the topic—whether that's tomorrow or in ten years.

Designing Habits

MOCs can easily continue to evolve over time

Around this callout is an assembly of the notes in some sort of formalized structure.

I have continued adding to this whenever it made sense.

Example of Habit Design

Charting out habit cycles in my life circa 2013

Important Habits

Being able to adapt is an important habit
Important habits preserve mental clarity and a sense of control
Preparing for the next day is an important habit
Writing down daily goals in the morning is an important habit
Journaling in the morning is an important habit

Feedback Loop, Like begets like
Cobwebs into Cables, Reps, Sense of Control
Natural Selection, Selfish Gene, Survival of the Fittest
Flywheel Effect,

Other Miscellaneous

Finish the walkthrough: The 3 Phases of MOCs, a coda

LYT Vision

Activate "LYT Vision" to resurface thoughts in context. When you twirl this open, it's like you are putting on night vision goggles: you see things hidden in the shadows.

The main contextual queries I prefer are "unrequited" & "unmentioned" notes.

Unrequited notes

These notes point directly to this note. But this note doesn't point back (yet).
This is the strongest contextual query.

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