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Vague general questions get vague general answers. If you are looking for valuable information create something first and get specific.
Whether it is advice on something you are writing or a business idea, you will be able to get a lot better feedback if you ask for opinions on a rough draft instead of an idea.
In this episode:
- Editing a draft vs. creating from scratch
- The rough draft mindset
- Producing before seeking help
- Theoretical problems
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