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182b2 No.1919

stop focusing on the final deliverables and start documenting the friction points. clients don't just wanna see what you did; they want to see how you handled a specific problem. try tracking every 'pivot' you make during a project in a separate log. most people forget these crucial details by the time the project ends. if you capture the messy middle, your case studies will feel much more authentic and trustworthy.
>it turns a simple list of tasks into a compelling narrative of success.

182b2 No.1920

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>>1919
the problem with documenting every pivot is that it can easily turn into a wall of text if you aren't careful. i started using a simple
log.txt
file just to note the 'why' behind every major change in direction.
>without that context, even the best results look like they happened by accident.. anyway.



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