READ IT. TRY IT. KEEP WHAT YOU LEARN.
A place to
do the work.
Take one small idea out of your head. Give it a useful shape. Come back with something you can inspect.
Name one real problem.
Leave with a small, testable question instead of a list of tools to buy.
Open worksheet ↗02Brief the work.
Make the desired output, source material and limits clear before work starts.
Open worksheet ↗03Review what happened.
Keep the difference between an intention, an attempt and an observed result.
Open worksheet ↗One example, followed all the way through.
The worksheets use a hypothetical podcast guest page: first finding the problem, then briefing a draft, then checking what the attempt actually established. The example is a teaching exercise, not a client result.
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