Naming misses the mark because you decide the name first

Conclusion
The order is reversed.
If you decide the name first, it will always miss the mark.

Common situation
・Deciding the name first
・Thinking of the meaning later
・Explanations become an afterthought

Why does it miss the mark?
There are three reasons.

① The concept becomes an afterthought
👉 The name carries no meaning

② The explanation is inconsistent
👉 The way you convey it changes every time

③ There are no criteria for judgment
👉 You cannot tell if it is good or bad

If you proceed like this
・It won't be understood
・It won't be remembered
・It will feel off later on

A 3-minute judgment check
Can you answer these four questions?

■ Center
There is a core theme
Decide what the name is meant to convey.
■ Clear
Remove ambiguity and waste
Make it noise-free and understandable without explanation
■ Connect
Connect with value
It leads to the future and has scalability
■ Carve
Carve it into memory
Make it something that can be remembered at once

If you get stuck on even one
you are not yet in a state to make a judgment.

Why?
Because you are "creating" and "choosing" at the same time.
Judgment and creation use different brain processes.

Solution
Create → Stop → Choose
Just separate the order.

Finally
・You have candidates
・But they don't feel right
・It seems like it will miss the mark later

If you are in this state
you can judge the "one to keep" with a reason.

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