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WORKING OUT LOUD

WORKING OUT LOUD


 Working Out Loud is a practice of sharing your work/work in progress with a relevant community to enable learning and collaboration. 





It is about being vulnerable and putting ourselves and our lessons out there in communities for others to contribute and consume. It is a great way to leverage wisdom of the community to improve our own work, contribute to a community that shares the same purpose and build relationships based on ideas.

There are five elements of working out loud: 
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