Ideas compound
Interest, paid in ideas.
Your first permanent note has nothing to talk to. Your fiftieth arrives into a crowd. Every idea you finish makes the next one easier to place, so a vault of ideas grows a little like savings: slowly, then noticeably. Here is Mira's year, one month at a time.
In Mira's example vault, 50 permanent notes written over 2025 share 70 links between them. Early notes stand mostly alone; later ones link to several older ideas each.
Finish one idea at a time, in your own words, and link it to what you already think. The links do the compounding.