Danny Walsh argues that documenting your work publicly, even small steps, draws people toward you and creates accountability. Working in isolation means missing conversations and lacking proof of effort. Sharing progress breaks that isolation and builds credibility.
And a good friend of mine, he talks about documenting your journey. He's built his whole business around documenting his journey. And if you are documenting even the small things, right, you're talking about the small things, you will start to see that people are attracted towards you. Quite often we're building in isolation, we're trying to solve problems in isolation, we're not necessarily asking the right questions or having the right conversations. We're isolated, we're on our own, and we're just doing stuff. With no proof, we've not even finished some of these
