Why You Should Never Collect Research Inside Your Draft

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Two writers want to write a book. Writer One collects research directly into a planning draft, finishing after many painful hours—only to discover that all that research dies with the project. Writer Two reads what interests them, takes notes outside any project, watches clusters form naturally, then arranges them into a book in a fraction of the time. Writer Two's notes compound forever; Writer One's research is single-use.

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