See every idea you've ever written as one clickable map
One author mapped 8,000 saved quotes and seven of his own books in about 20 seconds.
A sample of what you get back, made with AI.
Your prompt
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The prompt that gets copied
Using every source in this notebook, which is all my own writing, help me plan new content. First, list my 7 biggest recurring themes and the 3 pieces that explain each one best. Then find 5 ideas I've mentioned only once or twice that deserve a full post. Next, show me 3 places where I've changed my mind or said things that seem to contradict each other, quoting both. Finally, suggest 10 new post titles for [YOUR IDEAL CLIENT, e.g. first-time managers] that build on my strongest themes, each with the source it comes from. Don't invent opinions I haven't written.
Add your blog posts, newsletters, books or course notes to Gemini Notebook and generate a Mind Map. Click any branch for a summary with citations, then mine the gaps for new content.
Step by step
- Export your posts, newsletters or course docs as PDFs or Google Docs.
- Add them as sources in one Gemini Notebook and click Mind Map.
- Click around the branches, then paste the prompt to turn the gaps into post ideas.
What you'll get
A clickable map of your themes plus a list of underused ideas, contradictions to address and ten new post titles tied to your own work.
Mind Maps are free in Gemini Notebook. Large libraries may need a paid plan for more sources.
- Made for
- Creators, Coaches, Consultants
- Works in
- Gemini Notebook
