Hey hey! Way to go on downloading Ideaverse Lite.

After 3 years, thousands of students, and over 80,000 downloads, I am ecstatic to share the gold standard for linked thinking with you.

Ideaverse Lite is my most universal and systematized version ever. And yet, it's ready for you to customize.

Here are the headlines:

Introducing The Headspace of ACE: a system for orienting your mind.

Learn about and use the 3 Headspaces of Knowledge Management
ACE is fully incorporated into the Home note.
You will see multiple examples of how to use ACE.
You even get a basic workflow for the ARC Framework—Add, Relate, Communicate—for developing ideas into outputs (this is only a taste but is a huge part of the LYT Workshop).
Learn how ACE unifies links and folders (with plenty of flexibility for you to make your own).

Introducing The Intensities of Efforts: a system for allocating your energy.

Learn about and use a working system for Efforts based on intensities.
You get multiple example Efforts to play with.

If ARC has the power to supercharge our PKM, ideation, and creativity...

ACE has the power to rewrite the way we understand knowledge management.

Where Toxic Productivity fails us with a narrow-minded view of what PKM—where it's only about projects and achievements—ACE comes along and balances Action with Knowledge—while giving Time-based thoughts and reflections the space they deserve.

Atlas for Knowledge
Calendar for Time
Efforts for Action

There is a lot to unpack—that's what the download is for (!)—but I'm confident that Ideaverse Lite will mark a significant moment in the field of knowledge management.

As you go through the lessons, we’ll cover these crucial topics:

An Overview of Ideaverse Lite
The Headspace of ACE
ACE in the Home Note
How to Manage Your Efforts
Linking & Making Notes
How to Powerfully Use Maps of Content

Before the lesson arrives (or anytime, really) you’re welcome to explore the vault. This is a slice of my actual ideaverse.

Just like yours, it might be a little messy sometimes or there might be a missing link. Sometimes it’s an idea that I haven’t gotten to develop a note for yet, but more often than not, the missing link connects to a part of my vault that I couldn’t include here.

While Ideaverse Lite contains over 300 notes, I couldn’t include everything. I’ve done my best to provide you with a wide cross-section of both supplemental information and examples of concepts being applied, and I hope you find inspiration as you dive into it.

Your Next Actions

Your first lesson will arrive in a few minutes. When it arrives, watch the video.

As you wait, feel free to navigate across the ideaverse.

Stay Connected,

Nick

PS: You can also download and install a copy of Ideaverse Lite here.

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