Mapping The Mind.
How to build clarity by capturing your inner world.
My Ideas Feel Disconnected and Scattered
Now that you’ve accepted you are the niche, a new challenge arises:
You’re flooded with thoughts, notes, half-finished ideas, book highlights, quotes, screenshots, voice notes—and yet … nothing feels connected.
You might ask:
- “How do I know which ideas are worth pursuing?”
- “What’s the difference between a passing thought and a core theme?”
- “How do I organise all this so it helps me build something?”
This is where most people give up. Not because they’re not smart, but because they don’t have a system for thinking.
The Cost of Unorganised Curiosity
When your thoughts stay fragmented, two things happen:
- You consume endlessly but retain nothing.
- You feel overwhelmed instead of creative.
This creates a kind of mental fog. Even though you're “working on your business,” you're not building anything tangible. And that erodes confidence.
The longer this goes on, the more likely you are to default to templates, tactics, and other people’s ideas—until your project no longer feels like you.
Build a Second Brain for Yourself
You don’t need more information. You need to see what you’re already thinking.
Here’s a process to start mapping your mind: ...
