Field Notes – Experiments, Insights, and Ideas

A stylised digital illustration of a laptop surrounded by crossed-out drafts and crumpled paper on a muted mauve desk. The laptop screen shows a burnt orange background with a white speech bubble containing a question mark. Around it lie handwritten pages, some with large X marks, and a pencil angled across a partially written note. The artwork uses flat shapes, soft textures, and a calm, reflective tone with a sketchbook-style layout.

Map It First: How to Write with Clarity, Not Guesswork

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A reflective figure stands apart from a blurred crowd in a soft, textured setting. Muted tones of parchment and grey are accented with a single note of burnt orange. The illustration uses clean lines and subtle shading, evoking quiet focus and the feeling of having something meaningful to say even if no one’s listening yet.

Find Your Hook: The Fastest Way to Get From Vague Idea to Clear Message

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Two Tools That Fix the Hardest Part of Writing Content: Getting Started

Two Tools That Fix the Hardest Part of Writing Content: Getting Started

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Illustration of a woman at her laptop, looking uncertain. A map and question marks float around her, symbolising hesitation.

Why You Hesitate to Send (and What to Do About It)

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Cartoon of a person thoughtfully considering a whiteboard listing five humorous ‘bad ideas’ like potato cars and moon hotels.

5 Bad Ideas

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From Conversation to Prompt - A Way to Talk to ChatGPT.

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