Toward Tangible Deliverables

I would like to become the kind of person who consistently produces discrete works.</p> </span>

I am a big believer in compounding success. You can get used to thriving, get used to a mindset of novel thought, get used to creating rather than consuming. You can make it a habit.</p>

We can game our psychology here. However productive you may be in reality, it is hard to feel</em> the progress being made without distinct milestones. Chipping away at a project of amorphous and twisting scope is quicksand for your time. Dividing up large goals is key to creating a feeling of control and—critically—doing real work.</p>

I admire the programmers and designers who throw off project after project into the public eye. My Mastodon timeline is chock-full of mockups and demos, people actually shipping</em> all the time.</p>

So, I’m working on it.</p>

This next part is for internal use, but browse at your leisure.</em></p>

In:</strong> blog posts, fun web projects, “mini apps” for Apple platforms, microblogging but with images/gifs, emailing other internet people, /now</code> and /using</code>, videos, livestreaming, art, bamboo (any usage).</p>

Out:</strong> project multitasking, not publishing, unclear distribution, false productivity.</p>

Links:</strong> Matt Webb</a>, Julian Lehr</a>, Neil Sardesai</a>, Vinoth Ragunathan</a>, Gavin Nelson</a>, Daring Fireball</a>, Casey Neistat</a>, Marty of Poolsuite</a>, todepond</a>, Robin Rendle</a>.</p>