Frequently asked questions about thinking, epistemology, and cognitive tools. 6402 answers
Separate creation from editing — trying to do both simultaneously slows both.
Templates for common output types let you start producing immediately.
Deliver the simplest version that provides value then iterate if needed.
Consistent output at regular intervals builds trust and momentum.
Getting feedback on rough outputs is more valuable than perfecting in isolation.
Getting feedback on rough outputs is more valuable than perfecting in isolation.
Getting feedback on rough outputs is more valuable than perfecting in isolation.
Getting feedback on rough outputs is more valuable than perfecting in isolation.
Getting feedback on rough outputs is more valuable than perfecting in isolation.
Getting feedback on rough outputs is more valuable than perfecting in isolation.
Getting feedback on rough outputs is more valuable than perfecting in isolation.
Produce multiple outputs in one focused session rather than one at a time.
Move outputs through stages — draft review polish deliver — systematically.
Track versions of important outputs so you can compare and revert if needed.
Track versions of important outputs so you can compare and revert if needed.
Track versions of important outputs so you can compare and revert if needed.
Track versions of important outputs so you can compare and revert if needed.
Track versions of important outputs so you can compare and revert if needed.
Track versions of important outputs so you can compare and revert if needed.
Track versions of important outputs so you can compare and revert if needed.
Great output that nobody sees creates no value — think about distribution from the start.
Great output that nobody sees creates no value — think about distribution from the start.
Great output that nobody sees creates no value — think about distribution from the start.
Great output that nobody sees creates no value — think about distribution from the start.