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- You do not solve the exhale/inhale polarity by choosing to either inhale or exhale. You manage it by getting the benefits of each while appreciating the limits of each. It is not a static situation. It is a process, an ongoing flow of shifting emphasis from one to the other and back again.”
- "It's not what a movie is about, it's how it is about it." - Roger Ebert applies to every creative project
Non-coercive marketing recognizes that the vast majority of people who enter your world are not currently ready to transact with you from a trusting, empowered place. As such, it optimizes for long-term relationships and friendships. It's about building a world that people want to inhabit, and travel deeper into, over the long term. It's about bein
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- When you start searching or browsing through Sublime, you can rest assured that you’re about to land on genuine insight, not SEO-optimized junk or marketing fluff. Why? Because the posting mechanic here is different. Sublime is not about getting famous. There are no likes or followers. It’s about building your resonance library in a space that feel... See more
"Would I be happy with this result if no one other than me and my family could see it, and I didn't compare the result to the appearance of other people's success?"
from 3-2-1: The Excuses We Live By, How to Handle Your Mistakes, and When Productivity Doesn't Matter by James Clear - james at jamesclear.com
But beneath the surface, non-coercive marketing is a trojan horse, designed to regenerate trust, connection, and empowerment in a world where all three are increasingly scarce.
from Non-Coercive Marketing: A Manifesto by rob hardy 🦌
Impostor Syndrome : Fear of being exposed as less talented than people think you are, often because talent is owed to cumulative advantage rather than actual effort or skill.
from 100 Little Ideas by Morgan Housel
