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# About Spaces
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Spaces are one of the most important parts of ACCESS: Whenever you have something big in your life, create a new space.
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I use spaces for holding:
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- My efforts for LYT.
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- My non-idea, work notes for LYT.
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- My non-idea, work notes for my TV Editing career.
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- My personal plans and reviews.
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- My personal notes on finances.
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- Bigger [[Efforts]], like [[My Newsletter MOC]].
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- New areas I'm learning, like the literary industry.
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- Fun micro-efforts, like mapping issues of The Cultural Tutor's newsletter.
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- Special new efforts, where I want to mindfully incubate related notes, to allow them to slowly develop.
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- Folder packs I share, like the LYT Kit and Obsidian Flight School.
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- Other big, hard-to-define things
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- And whatever else demands its own space!
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Can you see how terms like "projects" and "areas" just don't cut it? When you work with ideas, you need looser terms.
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"Spaces" are more flexible than "projects" and more versatile than "areas". Spaces contain both—and more—because they contain *efforts*.
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> Between "spaces" and "efforts" and "Maps of Content", you have the terms that will allow your ideas the room to breath and the flexibility to grow.
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