Strategy Room Excavation LOG

• Once made a map titled “Strategy Room” with plastic sheets and sticky notes (date unknown).
• I was probably trying to get rid of that thing on the wall when I moved out of the office.
  • Described in Moleskine on 2016-02-07.
  • He had once tucked a bundle of sticky notes into his notebook, but they were bulging and in the way, so he moved them somewhere else.
  • I’ve lost track of where I moved to.
  • There is a partial copy.
  • You didn’t take any pictures? You didn’t take any pictures (why…)
• I did a cross search of Scrapbox and got a hit on the home organization memo. :

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  Sticky 20180408 Scb transcribed
  	What was [the strategic map]?
  	Did you bundle up on the move?

- Search in 20180408
        - [[20180408Note on task abstraction sticky note]] This one?

:

Not completed, so more to come #TODO
And an explanation of "task abstraction" itself #TODO

- Boxes 2-4
    - ![image](https://gyazo.com/e995fbf322d751ca656bc360c45a00ea/thumb/1000)
    - There were!
        - ![image](https://gyazo.com/ba95b4d41d08f3a9b2afa96cc5164f94/thumb/1000)

• Conclusion.
  • Sticky note was at home folded and partially transcribed to Scrapbox, but the link to it was not clear
  • Every two to three years, the need to refer to it comes up.

Why “Room”?

• Mind Palace Metaphor
• There is a room where things related to long-term strategy are placed.
  • You don’t have to be there all the time.
    • ?
    • Before the physical office move, it was on the wall.
  • I go into that room every few years.
    • This time I had trouble finding the key to get in.
  • Room Parable
• The process of generating a “strategy room.” - Clean Space Experience 　p.34〜 - In the process of researching the idea that “Sokutsugi is not good for Atari,” I found that Clean Space Experience describes the process by which this idea was generated.

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