Make the Workflow Earn Its Place: A Test for Every Future Idea
Every new idea feels promising, but most fail before they ever ship. This article introduces a practical four-gate framework to test future ideas cheaply and rigorously. By evaluating whether an idea fixes a real problem, scoping the smallest test version, writing honest pre-commitment decision rules, and assessing ongoing durability, creators can stop chasing unverified inspiration and build workflows that genuinely earn their place.
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