not sure this anyone would find this interesting...but this is how I go about doing my "loops" diagrams
1. first I use write simple things like this to get connections out of my head. at this point it is very rough...
2. I get a little more detailed/structured. All the while I validate these along the way and try to involve other people (hence my initials here vs. other contributors).
3. I do a lot of these ... it gets a bit out of control. I might end up with with hundreds of hypothesis connections
4. Then ... I go VERY broad. I dump all the connections into stickies and start de-duping and grouping.
Things look crazy at this point. And that is OK.
4. At this point, i realize I've maybe done this exercise before ... so I cross reference it with other crazy diagrams to see if it makes sense. Do a little tweaking
5. Finally...realizing people will think I've gone off the deep end ... I will try to simplify:
6. And realizing THAT is too complex, I'll simplify further...
7. I actually enjoy this process and find it calming and therapeutic.
And @MiroHQ is my tool of choice...both for collaboration and doing solo work.
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