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Notes on shipping small, useful things
Why I prefer a short feedback loop to a perfect plan.
Momentum is not the same as speed. The work that lasts usually starts with a small, real thing in someone’s hands.
Make the next step visible
When a project feels large, reduce it to the smallest useful slice. A small launch gives the team something concrete to discuss and improves the next decision.
Keep a decision log
We do not need to memorialize every conversation. But writing down important decisions, their context, and what would change them makes a team much easier to join and helps future-you understand the past.
- State the decision.
- Capture the trade-off.
- Link to the evidence.
That is often enough.