Show the messy parts of your process from "summary" of Show Your Work! by Austin Kleon
When you share your work, don't just show the end result—show the messy parts, too. People are often more interested in how you got to where you are than the final product itself. By revealing the process behind your work, you allow others to see the effort, mistakes, and learning that went into creating it. Showing the messy parts of your process humanizes you and makes you more relatable to your audience. It shows that you are not perfect, that you struggle and make mistakes just like everyone else. This vulnerability can create a deeper connection with your audience and make them more invested in your work. Sharing the messy parts of your process can also be inspiring to others. By showing that success is not always smooth and easy, you encourage others to keep going even when things get tough. Seein...
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