Iterative procedure
You can develop successful tweets into articles —>
You can develop successful articles into ebooks —>
You will develop successful ebooks into a book that you will send to a publisher for review/publish the book yourself.
The iterative process will not save you any time or work (at first glance). However, it will rapidly increase the chances of a successful outcome.
So, in the end, it actually saves you time. You can write a book in half a year, just like you would if you wrote it using the classic method, but the chances of it being published (and not being unnecessary work that you have to redo/redo) are dramatically higher.
The example above clearly shows another principle: the smaller the iterations you can sweden phone number data create, the better —> you can do more in less time and quantity is key (iterating using tweets is much faster than writing entire books).
That's why it's always worth iterating using the smallest meaningful units possible. For example, in my blog, these units are articles.
A final word
I find iterations to be one of the most powerful and useful mental models ever. They can be used in almost anything, and once you adopt this approach, I believe you won't have to wait long to reap the first rewards.
Let me know in the comments – do you think you could use iterations in your business? Or are you already using them? Successfully?