Dare May 2026

What will they achieve? (e.g., "By the end, you'll have a fully functional garden irrigation system.")

Start sentences with actions. "Click the button," "Whisk the eggs," "Unscrew the panel."

List every tool, app, or ingredient needed before they start. 2. The "Atomic" Steps Break the process down into the smallest possible actions. What will they achieve

Wrap up with how to test the final result and what the next steps are. A little encouragement goes a long way!

"If the light is blinking red, you need to reset the router." FAQ: Answer the one question everyone asks at the 50% mark. 5. The "Success" Close A little encouragement goes a long way

The most valuable part of a guide is telling the reader what to do when things go wrong.

Every few steps, describe what the project should look like. "At this stage, your mixture should look like wet sand." 4. The "Safety Net" (Troubleshooting) What will they achieve? (e.g.

Is this a 5-minute fix or a weekend project?