It’s got a bit of a capitalist/startup-y slant but I’ve found some tactics super effective: - Writing ideas down to let them leave your mind - Expanding on id

It’s got a bit of a capitalist/startup-y slant but I’ve found some tactics super effective: - Writing ideas down to let them leave your mind - Expanding on ideas to help ideas and fresh thinking enter and leave your mind (if you think of ideas like books on a shelf, whose pages get written as you turn them). - Sharing ideas[0] that you aren’t going to work on in the near future. (Fittingly, building a paid list for ideas was one of the ideas from edition #1 [1]. - Getting better and faster at validating ideas and iterating iff they show promise - Do not talk about ideas you’re working on until after they’re finished except to close friends who ask/care. Marketing/early customer discovery is one thing but avoiding talking helps build “desire” I find. The idea of trying to pad my backlog of ideas every week is good, but this idea of coming up with ideas every day is quite interesting. [0]: https://unvalidatedideas.com https://unvalidatedideas.com [1]: https://unvalidatedideas.com/editions/1 https://unvalidatedideas.com/editions/1