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It is also impossible to develop it from start to finish. To know what we need to develop we need feedback and feedback takes time. Traction does not grow overnight, users will not adopt features right away. We try to assess the usability preferences, performance requirements, and intended usage of the functionality we deliver. It is too bad that users will forever stray from the happy path we’ve laid out before them.
You’re Never Done. By Definition.
Roni Dover
Depending on the topic, you may be able to just write about the topic without any further help, but often it’s pretty useful to look at what other people have written before you. [. . .] This is great for your readers, since you can link to further resources. But, importantly, it’s great for you: you’ll get to learn new things in the process of writing.
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Find a Scenius - We need to move away from the lone genius myth of creativity.
“Scenius” is a healthier way to think about creativity - “a whole scene of people supporting each other, looking at each other’s work, copying from each other, stealing ideas, and contributing ideas”.
Anyone can contribute to the scenius. You don’t have to be an expert.
Show Your Work! (Austin Kleon) - Book Summary, Notes & Highlights
Ali Abdaal
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