parents: My Principles
- Why
- Publishing my research process forces me to clarify my Thinking and assumptions through Writing.
- Early and frequent feedback helps me spot flaws and discover new directions, which is the core idea of Learn In Public. It’s a Cycle, Not a Line.
- It creates a public record of my work, attracting collaborators and building credibility. This is a practice of Always Be Launching.
- How
- Start with Inspiring Questions or a clear hypothesis.
- Document and share my research process: what I’m reading, who I’m talking to, and what I’m building.
- Write down my steps from Theory → Execution: the initial question, my hypothesis, the evidence I gathered, my conclusion, what I learned, and what’s next.
- Actively seek feedback on my methods, data, and interpretation through peer Reviews.
- My practice