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If you're 2 weeks in, you've only just began.
Even if you're a year in, you've only just began.
Even if you're 10 years in, you've only just began.
When you are looking to replicate people's tactics whilst you are building an audience be careful that you don't copy an anomaly.
In today's slightly longer Sunday episode I talk about the idea that you are not defined by your job.
You are not pigeonholed by your past experiences.
You are you.
It's more powerful to share content from a point of view of "here's what I've learned" rather than saying "This is correct".
One way will get people to listen. The other way will just rile people up.
Let me try and explain.
As you know, I'm a big proponent of doing things daily.
I approach most of my content production in a daily fashion. I publish a daily podcast, I make daily images for ProduceMore and I've taken on many other daily tasks in the past.
I think it's the best way to build an audience.
Let me tell you why.
There's 2 main ways to build an audience:
Both require very different methods. Today, I briefly discuss them.
Kevin Kelly's 1000 True Fans article
What happens when you give something a year instead of giving up after two weeks?
Let's talk about that.
I'm trying a new format - 6 episodes a week short form and 1 long form.
These will be quicker episodes and shorter ideas designed to get you to think about design, marketing or life.
This one is about how people won't give you 2 hours of their
Shout outs
Norman Chella has just put out my chat with him on his podcast
I've just released my new book called Press Start
I also mention The Content Onion
Beyond starting things, it's even harder to finish them. This is something I constantly struggle with so I thought I'd share my thoughts.
CONNECT WITH ME:
Web: https://getdoingthings.com/
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Podcast: https://getdoingthings.com/podcast
Buy Extreme Production: https://getdoingthings.com/extreme-production-book
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