Price's Law creates an unavoidable paradox: you cannot know which 10 of 100 posts will drive 50% of your results without publishing all 100. This forces a three-stage operating sequence — exploration (plant seeds everywhere, no signal yet), identification (after ~50 posts or 200 contacts, patterns emerge), then exploitation (double down ruthlessly on winners, cut losers). Most people never escape the early game, mistaking activity for progress; others skip straight to late-game focus with a sample size of three. Kaguura's own proof: 30 newsletters + 700 notes over 8 months, and just 17 pieces (~2.3%) drove the majority of subscriber growth.
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