I spend thousands of hours trying to simplify the mastery of ambiguous things:

1. I pick a skill I want to be good at.
2. I research and experiment to uncover its principles. And I question assumptions behind its conventional teaching.
   
3. I get my hands dirty. Because the "difference between knowledge and wisdom is experience,” and I need experience to teach.
4. I keep writing until I think it's one of the best things I've written.
5. I release the handbook for free.

Surprisingly, books are a relatively poor medium for education and discussion:

1. Books become outdated, whereas I update my handbooks a few times per year.
2. Books lack audio and video, which are sometimes critical for effective teaching.
3. Books contain boring filler to reach page count requirements.
4. Book excerpts can't be linked. So, people rarely return to re-read.

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