> positive feedback doesn't prove that you are entirely correct You often don’t need to be 100% sure that everything is correct before you move from “writing n

> positive feedback doesn't prove that you are entirely correct You often don’t need to be 100% sure that everything is correct before you move from “writing notes” to “doing something”. At that point, I find that note-taking becomes counter-productive because of the time it requires. I say this as an avid note taker myself: I’ve often caught myself procrastinating by polishing my notes 100%, instead of moving on and getting things done.