Writing a book is a long process, often starting with a burst of inspiration followed by a year of hard work. I write to spark conversations and signal that this is a serious document, not just a blog post or video.

Creative energy is essential in content production; understanding when to allocate time for writing or editing can significantly impact output quality.

The challenge for developers is not a lack of ideas but breaking down complex ideas into manageable components, which can often lead to projects taking much longer than anticipated.

It's challenging for writers to express uncertainty without feeling the need to resolve it prematurely, which can limit the depth of exploration.

Common challenges in strategy work include justifying the time investment, managing stakeholder expectations, and balancing execution with strategy development.

Spending more time on a project doesn't always yield better results; sometimes, setting time constraints can lead to more focused and effective outcomes.

I find that many talented individuals often neglect to spend time thinking about what they should work on, which is a critical aspect of productivity.

Slack can be a major distraction when trying to write, making it difficult to maintain creative flow.

Writing a book reveals gaps in your knowledge; it forces you to confront what you thought you knew but didn't. Communication should be looser and more open than writing, which is a technology of rigor that requires deeper engagement.