10 published lessons with this tag.
Build observation skills on low-consequence situations before applying them to high-stakes ones.
Your past successes share common elements that you can deliberately replicate.
Pattern recognition is not a fixed talent. It is a perceptual skill that improves with deliberate practice — and every lesson in this phase has been training it.
You cannot improve the alignment between your confidence and your accuracy without external data that reveals the gap between what you believed and what actually happened. Calibration without feedback is guesswork about guesswork.
The payoff of building maintaining and connecting schemas is an integrated understanding — a coherent, flexible, self-reinforcing knowledge structure that compounds in value over time, producing fluency, insight, and the deep satisfaction of genuine comprehension.
Every deliberate agent you create replaces an unconscious default.
Run through scenarios mentally or in low-stakes situations before relying on a new agent.
The faster you get feedback on an action the faster you can adjust.
Delegation is a skill you build over time — each successful delegation increases your capacity for the next one.
Creating an agent is a deliberate design act — not something that just happens.