Brandy Cerne
@brandycerne
Building beloved brands at brandbybrandy.com. Particularly passionate about new solutions for social health. 🇧🇷 Based in Paraty, Brazil.
Brandy Cerne
brandbybrandy.com
To find a topic that is right for you:
- Follow your energy . What topics give you energy to think about, write about, and talk about? What saps you of energy? Spend more on the former and less on the latter. This one trick will tell you a lot.
- Make sure it’s based on your real-life experience. You need to know what you’re talking about. People can
Lenny Rachitsky • 500,000
- You should maybe charge more than you think. Even if you’re committing to a few extra videos/posts/photos per month, having paying members takes extra work that is hard to account for. You should be compensated for that.
3 Types of Membership Models for Creators — The Business of Community
“Don’t run away from what you don’t want; run toward what you do.”
Notes & Highlights for Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Guidara
David Brooks • The Relationalist Manifesto
Friendships grow strong across varying topologies when aided by readily available knobs. The evolution of our friendships often get pigeonholed in the context from which they first emerged. Work friends stay work friends, intellectual friends stay within that realm, emotional support friends stay out of the work realm, etc. Friendships that are... See more
If you’re selling an apartment to a couple having a baby, get a pack of those protective plastic outlet covers and leave them in a drawer with a little note: “You’ve got big adventures coming up, so I took this off your to-do list.” And because so many people move when they find out they’re expecting, keep a case of those outlet covers in your... See more
Notes & Highlights for Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Guidara
why it's hard to make friends as an adult:
where there's shared context (seeing the same people over many months daily i.e. workplaces) there's a lack of shared interests
where there's shared interest (hobby groups, bookclubs, etc) there's a lack of shared context
where there's shared context (seeing the same people over many months daily i.e. workplaces) there's a lack of shared interests
where there's shared interest (hobby groups, bookclubs, etc) there's a lack of shared context
Patricia Mou • Tweet
These ways of creating relationships, family, and community are, of course, not actually new. What is new is that people who are following unconventional paths are more public, are documenting their experiences, and are able to find one another more easily