When a Memo Becomes an Idea

A memo is not the finished thought. It is the place where thought starts to gather.

At first, one sentence is enough. A small scene, a phrase that keeps returning, a detail you cannot quite explain.

Looking Again

A good memo changes when you return to it. What looked like a record becomes a question. A passing note begins to point somewhere.

Thinking often happens less when we write something down, and more when we meet it again.