Publishing the mistake list after the 28 days rather than before it is what makes the whole series land. A confident guide that never circles back reads as someone who was always right, and nobody believes that version.
Curious which of the five you had to relearn more than once. Those tend to be the ones worth a post of their own.
That's a good way to put it — "never circles back reads as always right" is exactly the trap I was trying to avoid. Honestly, #2 (trusting the first answer without checking) is the one I relearn most. The other four became habits fairly quickly once I saw the cost of skipping them. Verification is the one that erodes silently — I get complacent again every time I go a few weeks without a mistake catching up to me. You're right that it might deserve its own post.
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Publishing the mistake list after the 28 days rather than before it is what makes the whole series land. A confident guide that never circles back reads as someone who was always right, and nobody believes that version.
Curious which of the five you had to relearn more than once. Those tend to be the ones worth a post of their own.