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+1 for this, although I’d argue going with ghost and their new subscription service is better all-round (I’m biased because I’ve stuck to ghost for 3 years).... although mailing isn’t built-in
How serendipitous that I was just commenting about this very subject just a few days ago [1].
This is something I've always been interested in trying out, and I actually enjoy the writing process. It's just... I'm not that interesting. I just can't imagine a world where someone would pay to read what I have to write.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21395014
This is something I've always been interested in trying out, and I actually enjoy the writing process. It's just... I'm not that interesting. I just can't imagine a world where someone would pay to read what I have to write.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21395014
I’m reading you right now and I’m interested. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I have struggled with this kind of self defeating attitude for a while now. I think it comes down to the fact that everyone has to start somewhere, if you spent all the years you spent thinking about doing something actually doing the thing you would be an expert right now in the thing you want to do.
Funnily enough, the thought of that is something that increases my anxiety.
Write and write and write without publishing. Publish anonymously if and when you're ready. De-anonymise if and when you're ready.
My assumption is that most introverts think they're boring. Focus on details IS boring to anyone that doesn't care about the topic. They're not the target demographic, so, you know, fuck 'em.
My assumption is that most introverts think they're boring. Focus on details IS boring to anyone that doesn't care about the topic. They're not the target demographic, so, you know, fuck 'em.
This is a great approach, and the way I think about it, too.
I'm a bit like that too.
I help out a bunch of startups in my local area with things like focusing on what matters, business model canvas, marketing and so on. Been doing it a few years now. I also have my own businesses.
Recently someone suggested that I blog about it and in my mind I thought "who'd want to listen to me"... despite a number of startups and business-folk doing it already :)
I've "had a go" at blogging in the past but I never knew what to write about or stick to but I wonder if this time round it's different...
To hell with it... I signed up.
I help out a bunch of startups in my local area with things like focusing on what matters, business model canvas, marketing and so on. Been doing it a few years now. I also have my own businesses.
Recently someone suggested that I blog about it and in my mind I thought "who'd want to listen to me"... despite a number of startups and business-folk doing it already :)
I've "had a go" at blogging in the past but I never knew what to write about or stick to but I wonder if this time round it's different...
To hell with it... I signed up.
How do daily newspaper reporters pull off writing so consistently? Don't the smaller newspaper reporters write several articles a day?
Usually it’s their day job rather than a side project (at least historically). They’re also publishing several articles a day, but many of those articles have lead times rather than being written and immediately published.
Love the idea of real data and coaching around building a true SME-based revenue stream. I'm in.
yes! this sounds like a good idea... signing up now.
seeing this. i’m going to consider this. ty. tysm.