- Communicate in person often, one on one, one on few, spontaneously (even if you have prepared for hours).
- Write papers and books that you are inspired to write … if you stick to true inspiration, there might not be that many papers and books, but what there is will be very good.
- Write ideas compulsively, write, write, write … but do not feel the necessity of publishing most of it, even if you make most or all of it available as notes, online.
- See publication, or even posting online, less as carving something into stone and more as an invitation for others to join in your explorations.
- Never let the writing replace thinking — take the time to think (and plenty of it).
- Don’t be afraid of mistakes and don’t edit as you write — edit by iteration, by revision.
- Polish your writing guided by one simple rule — to make your thoughts clearly visible to your readers. Forget all the other rules for proper writing, for how to write.
- Creativity is heightened by simple playfulness. Cultivate it.
- Share generously. Spread your inspiration and passion around. Make your environment rich!
- Sustain your inspiration by a commitment to freedom (with kindness) + connection (with generosity).