Iterate
Run the cycle again on its own output; don't stop at one.
Five people redraw the drawing from memory, one after another.
Seen in Brian Eno, Discreet Music, 1975
Try it on your work
Make the same small thing ten times, changing exactly one property each time and holding the rest. Line them up in order; the row is an argument about which property matters.
Rewrite one sentence of your project ten times, each version changing a single word. Read them in sequence aloud; where your voice changed is where the meaning lives.
Run the same short procedure five times, altering one parameter per run, then rank the runs. If the ranking surprises you, the parameter was mislabelled in your head.
How it has been used
Feed the output back in as input and run it again: the photocopy of the photocopy, the translation of the translation, the sketch of the sketch. The move forces you to work on the latest version only: returning to the original resets the operation to zero.
Where it leads
Grouped under Make it something I can try again