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This week's topic

Experimenting shouldn’t feel scary. It’s LITERALLY what scientists do.

There’s no shame in an experiment not working out. Or there shouldn't be, anyway. Not always easy when it feels like people are watching or judging you.

But the smart folks keep experimenting anyway.

What materials do I need?

Nothing but yourself, roughly ten minutes, and something to write on — preferably, a notebook. Because notebooks are a creative thinker's best friend. 

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