6. The Next Morning
It’s 9:12 a.m. The room has returned to calm; the screens are off. The prototype sits in a corner of the repository. This is when everything is decided: not during the session, nor during the demonstration, but the next day.
I’ve seen brilliant workshops fizzle out within 48 hours. I’ve seen mediocre sessions turn into robust projects. The difference doesn’t lie in the quality of the code, but in what happens right after.
Two hours create a surge of energy. The next day, we return to reality.
6.1 Capitalize on the momentum before memory distorts it
In the heat of the moment, everything seems crystal clear. With hindsight, the details become blurred. If nothing is documented right then and there, the story gets...
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