Learn the thing you actually wanted to learn.
Name a subject, name the corner of it you are aiming for, say where you are starting and how many daily minutes you have. Arbomori works out what stands between you and the goal, and then teaches it to you one sitting at a time.
The shape of the subject
Your goal becomes a tree of subjects: some standing side by side, some resting on others, all of them leaning towards the thing you asked for. A subject opens once the ones beneath it are learned, so you can always see what you are standing on and what it leads to.
One sitting at a time
Say how many daily minutes you have — ten at the least — and each lesson is written to fit them. A subject takes as many sittings as it takes; the tree remembers where you stopped. Lessons can be read, heard on a walk, or drawn as a figure where a picture is cheaper than prose.
What you've grown stays
Three saplings can be growing at once — finish one, or let it rest, before you plant another; attention is the scarce thing, not subjects. A question you answer well is settled and does not come back, and a subject you finish is learned and stays in the tree. Nothing you grow scrolls away.
Plant one and see
A sapling takes a topic, a target, your honest starting point and your daily minutes. Everything after that is one lesson at a time.
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