LYT
Version 1.0.0 · Updated 2026-07-30
CORE DEFINITION
Linking Your Thinking, a knowledge management framework proposed by Nick Milo, centered on MOC (Map of Content). It organizes notes through links rather than folders, forming a flexible knowledge network.
SCAFFOLDING EFFECT
Reduce cognitive load
Let knowledge naturally emerge into structure. Use links instead of rigid categorization, and use MOC as a "hub" to manage relationships between notes, supporting non-linear thinking.
Anchor fast decisions
Knowledge grows through "links" rather than being "stored" in folders. MOC (Map of Content) acts as a central hub that aggregates scattered notes into thematic views; bidirectional links between notes form a network, where structure emerges from content relationships rather than being pre-defined, supporting non-linear and associative thinking.
MINIMUM ACTION
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