The distance between dots
Busy feels like progress. It isn’t.
Placing dots far apart feels smart. Each one stays safe. Each one avoids judgment.
Nothing connects. Nothing compounds. Nothing becomes visible.
Meaning doesn’t come from motion. It comes from proximity.
Dots placed close start to argue. They reveal patterns. They create a stain.
A stain is how others know what you’re doing. It’s how you know too.
Scattered work stays interesting. Dense work becomes legible.
People don’t follow ideas. They follow patterns they can recognize.
If no one understands what you’re building, check the spacing.
