Over the past few months, we’ve lost way too much time getting bogged down in planning, endless brainstorming, and theoretical frameworks. Building a cooperative is immensely complex, and the human brain can really only process one thought at a time.
That’s where the Thoughts method comes in: it breaks massive, overwhelming concepts down into small, manageable chunks. By capturing my raw ideas and tangents via voice notes, I give my mind permission to wander and go down rabbit holes without losing the common thread. This growing collection gradually connects the dots—turning what feels like mental chaos into clear, decisive action.
