A short YouTube monologue by George Kao advising creators that they already know enough from their experiences and prior learning to create useful content. He urges committing time to producing (articles, videos, podcasts) and letting further research happen organically rather than delaying creation for more study.
You don't need to commit time to doing more research. You already know enough. You need to commit time to integrating your experiences and the knowledge already within you into articles or videos or podcast episodes. Commit to the rhythm of creating content without having to do any more research. Because your true audience, the people who could benefit the most from your work, they're not going to be trying to debunk you. They're not going to try to research. Additionally, whatever you put out there, they are naturally accepting and open and benefiting from what you can already share from your life experience, and from what you've already learned from your readings and your courses, etc. So commit to creating. Let research happen organically, as it already does, because of your own interest in your field, but commit to creating.
