Make More, the cover
The cover
A page from Make More: Volume is the strategy, p. 19
Volume is the strategy · p. 19
A page from Make More: Past the cliff, p. 61
Past the cliff · p. 61
A page from Make More: Package it, then let them vote, p. 129
Package it, then let them vote · p. 129
A page from Make More: The Hundred, p. 155
The Hundred · p. 155
From the book · p. 24
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Book Four · Craft · Self-Mastery

Make More

how to have ideas, finish them and make things people actually watch

Quality comes out of quantity, not instead of it. This is the book about making more, and finishing more of what you make: posts, videos, music, drawings, products.

  • Why volume is the strategy, and how to aim for a nine and ship a seven
  • Where ideas come from: past the cliff, walk to generate, load then leave, structure not surface
  • Making things people watch: a specific promise kept in thirty seconds, packaging, feedback
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Description

Quality comes out of quantity, not instead of it.

This book contains the system for making things and finishing them: posts, videos, music, drawings, products. Built from my book NEVER BLANK, tested again against the research, with a hundred-piece plan at the end.

The problem is not talent. It's finishing: the drawer of things that were nearly done, and the better idea that always arrives at eighty per cent.

I wrote this book to solve that finishing problem, and to make the finished thing worth watching.

Inside you will find…

…The equal-odds rule: why more pieces means more hits

…Aim for a nine, ship a seven: standards matched to the stakes

…Write what done means, before you start

…What to do at eighty per cent, when the better idea arrives

…Past the cliff: why your best ideas come after you think you're empty

…Take the structure, never the surface

…A specific promise, kept in thirty seconds

…Ask a creator, not a boss: the feedback that actually helps

…and every other chapter, each with its grade and its source.

And the best part is… The Hundred turns the whole book into one practice: a hundred numbered, dated pieces, and number one beside number one hundred.

If you start more than you finish, press Add to cart, use what's inside, and see for yourself.

In Make More, you'll learn…

1. Level one: Starting — Making things is one skill. Most of it is finishing.

  • Creativity isn't the opposite of structure. It's what produces it.
  • Every piece is a ticket. Buy more tickets.
  • Aim for a nine on what counts. Ship a seven on the rest.
  • One day is forgivable. Two days and it's furniture.

2. Level two: Building — Finishing gets the work out. Ideas decide what the work is.

  • You don't keep what you consume. You keep what you use.
  • The cliff is an illusion. Keep going five more minutes.
  • Walk to open it. Sit to close it.
  • Load hard. Then leave completely.

3. Level three: Scaling — Making it is half. The other half is making it something people watch.

  • The human moment before the number.
  • Half the length. Read it aloud.
  • A specific promise, kept in thirty seconds.
  • Cut until it would break. Then put the last one back.

4. The plan: The Hundred — Everything so far, turned into one long practice: a hundred finished pieces.

  • Number one and number one hundred, side by side.
  • Choose the hundred
  • Pieces one to thirty: make them
  • Pieces thirty-one to seventy: fix one thing at a time
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Here's exactly what Make More will show you
  • 38 chapters in three levels: starting, building, scaling
  • Every chapter graded: strong, promising, experience or contested, with the sources at the back
  • 39 frameworks, drawn on a whiteboard, one for every rule
  • The Hundred: a hundred numbered, dated pieces, the whole book as one practice
  • A log with a line for every piece and checkpoints at thirty, fifty and a hundred
  • Every future revision, free

38 chapters · 39 frameworks drawn · every chapter graded

Framework 78, drawnFramework 203, drawnFramework 268, drawnFramework 82, drawnMake More, the cover

What Make More will teach you:

Finishing, ideas and making things people watch: the system for anyone who starts more than they finish. Every book in the series climbs the same ladder: starting, building, scaling. Then a plan you can start on Monday.

1. Finish what you start

Volume is the strategy. Aim for a nine, ship a seven. Touch it every day. Write what done means. Eighty per cent.

2. Have better ideas

In your own words. Past the cliff. Walk to generate. Load, then leave. Structure, not surface. The niche equation.

3. Make things people watch

Warm, then able. Plain wins. Open a specific gap. As short as the idea allows. Package it, then let them vote.

• Level one

Starting

Making things is one skill. Most of it is finishing.

  • Not a medium: Creativity isn't the opposite of structure. It's what produces it. p. 15
  • Volume is the strategy: Every piece is a ticket. Buy more tickets. p. 19
  • Aim for a nine, ship a seven: Aim for a nine on what counts. Ship a seven on the rest. p. 25
  • Touch it every day: One day is forgivable. Two days and it's furniture. p. 29
  • Write what done means: Finished means you stopped. Stopping is a decision. p. 33
  • Eighty per cent: At eighty per cent, the better idea is the next project. p. 36

+ 3 more chapters in this part

Framework 78, drawn
Framework 78 · free in the library
• Level two

Building

Finishing gets the work out. Ideas decide what the work is.

  • In your own words: You don't keep what you consume. You keep what you use. p. 56
  • Past the cliff: The cliff is an illusion. Keep going five more minutes. p. 61
  • Walk to generate, sit to decide: Walk to open it. Sit to close it. p. 66
  • Load, then leave: Load hard. Then leave completely. p. 71
  • Start early, decide late: Open it early. Decide it late. Then build fast. p. 76
  • Structure, not surface: Take the structure. Never the surface. p. 80

+ 4 more chapters in this part

Framework 283, drawn
Framework 283 · free in the library
• Level three

Scaling

Making it is half. The other half is making it something people watch.

  • Warm, then able: The human moment before the number. p. 107
  • Plain wins: Half the length. Read it aloud. p. 112
  • Open a specific gap, close it fast: A specific promise, kept in thirty seconds. p. 117
  • As short as the idea allows: Cut until it would break. Then put the last one back. p. 124
  • Package it, then let them vote: Ten titles. Three ideas. Let them vote. p. 129
  • Ask a creator, not a boss: Ask a creator for one thing. Not a boss for a verdict. p. 135

+ 3 more chapters in this part

Framework 231, drawn
Framework 231 · free in the library
• The plan

The Hundred

Everything so far, turned into one long practice: a hundred finished pieces.

  • The Hundred: Number one and number one hundred, side by side. p. 155
  • Choose the hundred p. 159
  • Pieces one to thirty: make them p. 160
  • Pieces thirty-one to seventy: fix one thing at a time p. 161
  • Pieces seventy-one to a hundred: own it p. 162
  • The log: A hundred finished. Number one kept. p. 163

+ 1 more chapters in this part

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Perfect for the starter, the creator & the stuck one

Finishing, ideas and making things people watch: the system for anyone who starts more than they finish. Who it isn't for: someone looking for a viral formula. There isn't one, and the book shows you the research that says so.

For the starter

If you start more than you finish

  • Write what done means before you start.
  • Freeze it or finish it: every unfinished thing gets a word.
  • The Hundred: a hundred finished pieces, number one kept.

For the creator

If you post and nothing happens

  • Volume is the strategy, and luck is loud.
  • Open a specific gap, close it fast.
  • Ten titles. Three ideas. Let them vote.

For the stuck one

If you're out of ideas

  • Past the cliff: five more minutes.
  • Walk to generate, sit to decide.
  • Steal from far away. Take the structure, never the surface.

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I already have NEVER BLANK. Is this the same book?

No. NEVER BLANK is about the creative way of seeing. Make More is the system for making: its chapters on finishing, ideas and craft, rewritten and tested again, plus making things people watch and The Hundred as a full plan.

What exactly do I get?

A PDF of 207 A5 pages: 38 chapters in three levels, every one graded by the evidence behind it, 39 framework drawings, the hundred and a log to write in, then the notes with every source. It arrives by email within seconds, on a link tied to your order.

Who wrote it?

I'm Ole. I build Ecosystem HQ, I'm a freestyle calisthenics athlete, and I grade every method I teach by the research behind it: built in the open, corrected in public.

Why is it only €19?

Because the point of a book is that it travels, not that it earns. It's the cheapest way to find out whether I'm worth more of your attention, and it should overdeliver by a visible margin or it hasn't done its job.

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Body, mind, the people around you, your craft and what you build: one book for each, every method graded by the evidence behind it, every framework drawn and free in the library.

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