The nine-dot binding
Bind a scattered problem into a form small enough to contain and address.
What you’ll need
- A square of paper
- A black pen
- A ruler
The ritual
- Draw nine dots in a square and write one part of the problem beside each.
- Connect the outer dots to form a box around the center.
- Place one final dot at the center and label it with the boundary you control.
- Fold the paper into a small square and keep it with your action notes.