Build to Learn

Act from Instinct and Build to Learn

Many yearn for neat narratives, perfect prototypes, or bulletproof decks that placate stakeholders. But in this quest for tidy consensus, the work can stagnate, spinning its gears in the muck of groupthink and subtle fear. Forward progress is made when you trust the raw feeling that something is worth trying and then try it. You don’t need permission from every corner. Build, code, draw, revise, scrap, and build again. These acts aren’t wasted effort; they are sketches on a canvas that teach you what’s real and what’s fantasy. Don’t revere planning over doing. Craft’s truth emerges only through the friction of material engagement.

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