One day you are researching a market. Next day you are drafting a pitch deck. Then rewriting your landing page. Then trying to script a demo video. Everything lives in different docs, different tools, different tabs.
I started noticing something interesting in my own workflow. The ideas were not weak. The problem was fragmentation. Research lived in notes. Strategy lived in my head. Content lived in half finished drafts.
What changed for me was treating thinking like a build process.
Now when I explore a new idea, I force it through three concrete outputs:
If an idea survives all three, it is usually worth building.
Lately I have been using tools like Runable to compress this loop. Being able to pull research, generate structured decks, draft site copy, and even rough demo videos in one flow makes it easier to see gaps in logic early. It feels less like brainstorming and more like pressure testing.
The biggest benefit is not speed. It is clarity. When your thinking is forced into tangible artifacts, weak assumptions show up fast.
Curious how others structure their idea validation process before committing months to build