Map the position
Write a rough thesis or a few notes. See supporting points and tensions in the idea map, and pin the ones that matter.
Build an argument.
Not just a page.
Develop a position, test it against objections, and write the essay, op-ed, or client piece you can stand behind.
Give your idea some room“What does this argument ask the reader to believe?”
An illustrative question to start the conversation.
Work through the structure
Use the interview to clarify your point, or ask Chat for an outline to review and reshape. Save sources in References as you go.
Argue with yourself first
Ask the Skeptic for counterpoints and the Editor for structure. Review the feedback, check sources, and revise in your own words.
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