Step 1
Start by connecting blockers and dependencies
If a meeting, document, or person is holding work up, connect it. Blocked work becomes easier to spot when the relationship is explicit.
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Make blockers, support paths, and sequencing visible so the map helps you decide instead of just storing information.
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Use this path when you want the product to feel clearer and more useful quickly, not when you want to read every possible detail first.
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Use relationships to show what blocks, supports, or contains what
Link notes and people to the work they influence
Review blockers before adding more new tasks
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Follow this sequence
You do not need to be perfect here. The goal is to make the map immediately useful enough that you keep returning to it.
Step 2
Use notes as context, not as a separate archive
Attach notes, research, and feedback to the tasks or worlds they affect. This prevents context from being buried in another app or another page.
Step 3
Keep relationships lightweight and useful
You do not need to connect every item to every other item. Focus on the relationships that change priority, timing, or confidence.
Step 4
Review the shape before you choose the next move
Once the map shows what supports what, deciding what to do next becomes much simpler than scanning a flat list in isolation.
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