Not every idea needs to be finished right away. A draft is the perfect place to experiment, discard, and refine. It creates a snapshot where thoughts become visible without being set in stone.
That is what makes unfinished work so valuable. A draft invites you to ask questions, compare variations, and figure out together what works. Instead of talking about an abstract idea, you suddenly have something concrete on the table that you can build upon.
The goal is not to go through endless iterations, but to show the potential direction early on. This makes decision-making easier and helps turn initial thoughts into viable solutions, step by step.
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