Growth isn’t always loud. Sometimes it’s quiet discipline, better decisions, or stronger mindset. What’s something you’ve improved lately that people around you might not even notice yet?

Watched this Matt Pocock workshop last week and it nailed something I've been wrestling with: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QFHIoCo-Ko His core idea — LLMs have a smart zone (~100K tokens) where they work brilliantly, and a dumb zone beyond that where they hallucinate and forget decisions. The fix isn't more memory. It's methodology: PRD → grill-me → kanban of vertical slices → each slice runs in a clean session that fits the smart zone. Pocock built it for traditional devs. I'm building n8n + Claude automations for B2B clients, and his framework doesn't translate 1:1 — different stack, different unit of work. What I want to know: what's your methodology for building real projects with Claude, end-to-end? How do you slice the work, carry state across sessions, and keep the model sharp on long builds? Anything battle-tested under real client work — I'd love to hear it.