Share the process
We often wait before showing what we are working on.
We tell ourselves it is not ready yet. We want to fix a few details, make it a little better, maybe wait for the right moment.
But that moment rarely comes. There is always something more to change, something more to improve, something that could be better. The work never truly feels finished.
If you wait for perfect, you might never share anything at all.
Instead, share the process.
Share the early sketch, the unfinished draft, the small idea that might still change tomorrow. Show what you are building as it happens. Let others see how something grows, not just what it becomes in the end.
Sharing the process does not make you look unprofessional. It makes you honest. It turns your work into something alive. It invites people to connect and take part in what you are creating.
Of course, not every project can be shared publicly. Sometimes the work belongs to a client, or there are details that need to stay private. But when you can share, even a small part of your process, it is worth it. It helps others see the journey behind the work, not just the outcome. For personal or side projects, this freedom is even greater, which makes them the perfect space to open up and experiment in public.
Every small post or note is a fragment of the journey. Over time, those moments form a bigger picture.
Do not wait for your process to feel complete.
There will always be more to do, more to fix, more to refine. The feeling of “done” rarely arrives, and if it does, it never lasts for long.
Completion is not the goal. Movement is.
What matters is that you keep creating, one small step at a time. Share what you are exploring, even if it feels uncertain. Share the pieces that are still forming. Share the progress that nobody else would notice unless you showed it.
Because the small things add up. They become the story of how you create, how you think, how you grow.
So share what you are working on.
Share the steps, not only the results.
Share the process.
