Ok, I’ve never read the novel nor seen the film and probably never will. I’m calling this blog the SALTT Path. The first bit it rather obvious, but the term “path” is something from the mathematics of graph theory upon which SALTT is based.
As with blogs, my proposed ambitions are high, but I am sure they will settle down eventually. The purpose of this blog is that of a mind dump as the ideas occur, then tidy them up, organise them, and put them into the main pages.
SALTT is intended to be used a little like a digital drawing package and preserves a lot of the conventions, but for a more specific purpose of visualising, prioritising, and arranging ideas: it is a canvas. But like any other canvas, it needs the artist to know what they are going to do with it. The user guide can only show how the tools operate. These tools just bring fairly much established methodology up to date using digital platforms and human ineractivity. They facilitate the methodology but don’t determine it; and it is that underlying thinking behind the use of SALTT that needs conveying – what to use SALTT for.
The SALTT Path, then as a blog, is here to present how this modern digital platform is applied to time served ancient wisdom.
The beachhead market for SALTT is that of Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners (PWPs). As SALTT offers a means of organising ideas, PWPs can guide thier clients into recognising what is personally important thereby assisting behavioural change. But as a way of organising ideas, SALTT has more general “off-label” applicability.
SALTT was not orignially intended to be for project management specifically; there are many project management packages already available. However, experimentation has shown that SALTT is amenable to managing projects in a more visual way. These “off-label” applications will also be explored in this SALTT Path blog.
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