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Web3 gamer and avid learner |  interested in on-chain analysis. building /neversphere / @farcasterpicker

For me at least, there are two things that cause this:
A. I'm worried I'm going to forget a good idea
B. I'm worried I'm not working on the right idea

What I find works:
1. Create an ideas journal. Paper or electronic.

2. 1 bullet point per idea. Keep it simple. One font/size/color/etc.

3. Get everything out of your brain. Nest bullet points under each idea where  necessary.

1-3 could take days. When you're done, (A) will be addressed. Now that your mind is clear:

5. Decide goals: do something creative? do something profitable? within what time frame? how much $$$ are you willing to spend?

5. Go through each idea and rate them against (5). All of them. Otherwise problem (B) remains.

6. For every 100 ideas, maybe 1 or 2 will qualify. If not, your goals were too broad or you weren't strict enough in your assessment.

7. Now pick 1. If you're still unsure, pick 2 and take 1-7 days to test each. It won't be overwhelming because you're just testing the waters.

Thanks for attending my talk.

If you have many ideas and don't know how to manage them, I recommend giving this a read

Web3 gamer and avid learner |  interested in on-chain analysis. building @farcasterpicker

Well , I'm always follow my own rules z even when it's wrong but can't ignore it ,
Brief , valuable, and can do it for get effort :)

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"I trust my process with faith."


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