“Release early and often”
— Kevin Rose
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Starting on a project and sharing your progress regularly helps you improve and learn faster. Imagine you're writing a book: if you keep your story secret until it's finished, you might miss out on valuable feedback from readers along the way. By sharing chapters as you complete them, you can see what people like and what confuses them. This way, you can make changes while you're still writing, rather than fixing everything at the end. It's like cooking a meal and tasting it throughout, rather than waiting until the end to find out it needs more salt. This approach helps you create better work and reduces the risk of major problems later on. It encourages growth, learning, and adaptation through constant feedback.
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