This is Steveer Robbins.

Welcome to the Get It Done Guys, quick and dirty tips to work less and do more.

Today, we're going to deal with taking on projects so big that you don't even know what you don't know.

It might be a career change or a product launch or building a new app or establishing a social life or, well, in my case, it's building a building.

As you may know, I attended Burning Man this year.

It's a temporary city in the desert that exists for one week each year, and it's literally the size of a city,

and it's built by artists and engineers and mad scientists as a giant experiment in intentional community.

One day, of course, while riding a bicycle out in the

deep desert, inspiration struck. In 1993, the video game Mist came out, and when it was released,

it was immersive, it was beautiful, it was groundbreaking, and from the music to the storyline,

it held intrigue. In fact, I recently replayed it, and it holds up quite well.

Mist takes place on an island, and between solving puzzles, you often return to a beautiful

octagonal library in the middle of the island.

The library has these things called linking books, which are magical books that transition

you between different ages of the Mist universe.

My dream is

to recreate that

library at

Burning Man

out in the

desert.

There's only

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