The Top 1% of Experts Think on Paper—Here's How

The top 1% of experts don't treat writing as an afterthought. They use writing as an extension of their thinking.
The Top 1% of Experts Think on Paper—Here's How

AI is churning everything into a big tub of homogenous slop, and readers are sick of it.

Most people think they need better prompts, a perfect outline, or a proven template to stand out.

But that’s exactly why their writing blends in.

The top 1% of experts don't treat writing as an afterthought; they use writing as an extension of their thinking.

If your expertise is valuable, then it answers question and solves problems. And real problems are too complex to be worked out in your head. (If they were that simple, they wouldn't be problems.)

So you can't think first, write second. You need to use writing to do your thinking.

Here's how:

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