The case for finishing things badly
On why a shipped, imperfect version teaches you more than a polished draft that never leaves the folder.
A NOTEBOOK, KEPT IN PUBLIC
Writing about craft, tools, and the long way round. Updated whenever there's something worth saying.
On why a shipped, imperfect version teaches you more than a polished draft that never leaves the folder.
What changed, what didn't, and the one habit that made the rest of it possible.
Every note-taking app I've tried, and why I keep coming back to a folder of markdown.
"The work you're avoiding is usually the work worth doing first."
The books that changed how I think are, without exception, the ones I didn't understand the first time.
A year of tracking routines taught me less than a month of ignoring them.