“When planning a project, whether it’s an essay or software,
there’s a tendency to try to capture ideas in a linear fashion,
organizing them as you draw them forth from your mind. The classic
example of this is attempting to write an orderly outline as the
first step of composing an essay.“The problem with this approach is that combining brainstorming
and structuring can actually hinder both processes…”
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