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Wireframed: Writing the manual for your program

Thoughts on how to structure Wireframed:

• Keeping chapters silo'd so I can move them around as needed.
• Trello cards provide an easy to reorganize content. A link to each chapter.
• I am looking at FAQs and Documentation as a model
• I'm also looking at how Wikipedia is organized
• Why not may it a Choose Your Own Adventure style book?
• What it if appeared as a familiar gmail looking inbox 'The emails you want to read'? Each chapter is written like an email to the reader. I find many of the emails I write could be stand-along modules. Is the idea of a book written in the form of emails to the reader appealing?
• If it appeared as a Q&A like in a forum?
• How could each chapter become an event the reader could add to their calendar? think Milestones.
• Could you tie it to the Pomodoro Technique? Where each chapter is one pomodoro? The source code behind each chapter is available through a link at the end of each chapter via 'View Source.' aka Bonus Material. Each chapter begins with a 140 character tweet - including hashtags to provide the reader with more insight into the topics to be discussed. Q. Should the hashtags define the chapter titles and structure?

  Include sentences in bold to stand out? The idea struct me as I was reading Buddha in the Attic. If you look at how she puts into italics, what appears to be words from a manifesto thee girls must follow. What if mine was a manifesto that could come together at the back of the book? Then it would show how the manifesto is applied in everyday life! It's also worth looking at how Medium, LinkedIn, and Quora are organized. I could include links to the topics pages at the end of each chapter for further reading. I'm also considering what it would look like to publish a book as a subscription via Patreon.

  Life and death in the second person: Identification, empathy and antipathy in the gamebook

  Wireframed: A second-person shooter? Read This. The Warlock of Firetop Mountain is the first of Puffin Books’ Fighting Fantasy series (1982-1995), a series that ran to 59 books, was translated into 22 languages, and sold an estimated 17 million copies worldwide. We are most engaged when we are playing games (our game group meets monthly and we have fun!). 5 Minute games engage us in gameplay, and better prepare us for the task ahead. How will the book were to be broken into 3 or 4 major sections? Is that important? The 3 depths of awareness. Look at JohnTesh.com He has 6 metadata areas:

1. Sleep

2. Pets

3. Money

4. Love

5. Workplace

6. Health Learn. Do. Teach. Teach Model: Example, Explanation, and Execution. Example​: Every section begins with a relatable/practical example. Explanation​: I explain how the example was created. Execution: You execute the action steps with prompts or through the use of a separate workbook (or section within the book).

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   The 5 phases of Maslow's Pyramid of needs:

7. Physiological

8. Safety

9. Love and social belonging

10. Esteem

11. Self-actualization

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    Germinate. Assimilate. Complete. (from Path of Least Resistance) Beginning. Middle. End. Past. Present. Future. Be. Do. Have. Phase 1 2 3 Quadrant 1 2 3 Inspired by: Music for Commuting Vols. 7-12 Wireframed Vol. 1-5 Distinctions 3 Buckets:

• Strategic Thinking (Biz Dev)
• Sales & Marketing (Promotion)
• Operations
• Backburners Past. Present. Future. Create. Play. Love. The 4 seasons. Wireframed 101
  Wireframed 201
  Study the curriculums of college majors. The 3 levels of concentration. see: http://temp.pubwriter.com/samatha.md#the-surf-zone-metaphor

1. Deconstruction / Reverse Engineering
2. Writing new code / adapting existing code
3. Upgrades and ongoing maintenance - continuous improvement. Codes in chap titles? 1HF 7DL 4H3F How would a program (or webpage) look in source code?

   Further Reading

• Hashtags

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