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Slow hunch takes you long way

Good ideas need time to develop. They begin as rudimentary concepts with immense potential but missing jigsaw parts. The important thing is to keep them alive in writing and improve them as you learn more. The first example of a system in which individuals developed ideas through time is commonplace books. They required them to transcribe fascinating ideas from books and articles they were reading. This concept is comparable to mind gardening. It's all about expressing and growing your views when you expose yourself to new ideas throughout time.