Backwards Writing Unlocks Assumptions

Most people write to explain what they know. But what happens when you write backwards—not in grammar or spelling, but in logic, structure, or thought order? In creative labs, therapy offices, and even corporate strategy rooms, a new idea is gaining traction: Backwards writing unlocks assumptions. This practice forces the brain to question its defaults. Instead of working toward clarity, it starts from the end and traces the route in reverse. It may sound unconventional, but i

Most people write to explain what they know. But what happens when you write backwards—not in grammar or spelling, but in logic, structure, or thought order? In creative labs, therapy offices, and even corporate strategy rooms, a new idea is...

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