Short journal · Original editorial · Small beginnings
A new sketchbook feels too neat to mark.
A beginning should reveal the work, not merely announce an intention. Shrink the first action until it produces something you can inspect. If the action still feels vague, name its object and its stopping point.
Use one corner to draw an ordinary cup badly on purpose.
The proposed move is an experiment, not a claim about every person or setting. Its value depends on the task you actually face.
Try a question
What would you notice after trying this in one small, real situation?