If You Can’t Write It Down, You Haven’t Thought It Through
I used to believe I’d thought about a problem because I’d worried about it. Then I tried to write the problem down in one paragraph and discovered I didn’t actually know what it was.
I used to believe I’d thought about a problem because I’d worried about it. Then I tried to write the problem down in one paragraph and discovered I didn’t actually know what it was.
Memory rewrites every decision to make you look smarter than you were. A simple log stops that, and over a year it teaches you where your judgement is sound and where it reliably lies to you.
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