frame accepted goes to: this-edition A all three
Wardley maps run through the whole book, shown before they are named
Let the reader feel the pattern, things moving from genesis to commodity, before learning the words; a map in every part.
Decided by. Dinis, in Where do you land? (the editor records it in the vault, brief task 1)
Where it comes from
- Where do you land? Wardley maps run through the whole book, shown before they are named, and the first thing a reader should work out is their centre of gravity Maps everywhere, shown before they are named (article)
- Why I love Wardley maps the frame, taught directly (newsroom)
- Where do you land? the map panels (storyboard)
What it answers in the 2018 book
- Are you a pionner, Settlers or Town Planners answered outline, Life Patterns
Where it goes
Chapter Where do you land?, part Before you start (drafting); topic Explorers, villagers and town planners (Wardley's frame).
Other ideas proposed for the same chapter: The opportunity is in old jobs too: the ones that never scaled, and now can, The four stages of evolution are not only for activities, Explorer, villager, town planner: personalities, each with a centre of gravity, Each centre of gravity needs different skills and a different learning path.
Node idea:maps-before-names in graph.json; see it in the graph. Source: admin/content/graph/ideas.json.