I learned to use dynalist as a mindmapping tool. just by extending each thought under a supporting branch.
This may be obvious to some, but its really helped me to use lists like a mindmap so maybe i dont need it to look like a mindmap to use it as one. ( dynalist as a mindmap was an old wish i had)
Also, the first bullet âschedule on calendarâ is a new initiative to add anything i want to actually do on the calendar, so my lists are not infinite.
dynalist as a mindmap was an old wish i had
Thereâs an old experiment if you change https://dynalist.io/d/documentID to https://dynalist.io/mindmap/documentID you can see whatever documentID you input as a mindmap. It doesnât work well.
Trees, heirarchal lists, multi-dimensional arrays, and hierarchical mindmaps are all names for the exact same data format, they just get traditionally styled differently, for display. Some outliners even open a new pane to the right with each level of the heirarchy, and you scoll the pane to see the children at that level. I think dynalist would be even better that way, personally, but itâs no big deal.
PERSONALLY I use more of a [trigger] > [step 1] > [step 2,3,4,5,6,âŚ] to flow down the heirachy in the order things happen.
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that just works best for me and my distractable lazy subconscious, since i can collapse everything and drill into triggers when they occur, and be presented with the first baby step, and if i do that i drill deeper.
