Me is overrated
We is underrated
Planning is overrated
Planting is underrated
Answers are overrated
Questions are underrated
Virality is overrated
Quality is underrated
h/t Blas Moros
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Me is overrated We is underrated Planning is overrated Planting is underrated Answers are overrated Questions are underrated Virality is overrated Quality is underrated h/t Blas Moros
“Above all, be interesting.” – David Meerman Scott, bestselling author of 10 books including The New Rules of Marketing and PR Many people steeped in the tradition of product advertising naturally feel drawn to prattle on and on about their products and services. But I have news for you. Nobody cares about your products and services (except you). Y
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The internet used to be fun.
It was weird. It was frenzied. People didn’t know what they were doing, so they tried things. They didn’t optimize, because they didn’t know what to optimize for. Good websites got found because they were good. Good tweets went viral because they were good.
Then people learned how to get the results of being good, at le... See more
It was weird. It was frenzied. People didn’t know what they were doing, so they tried things. They didn’t optimize, because they didn’t know what to optimize for. Good websites got found because they were good. Good tweets went viral because they were good.
Then people learned how to get the results of being good, at le... See more
Packy McCormick • Make the Internet Fun Again
In a world of fast content incentivized by advertising-based attention-hacking business models, being slow and considered is a superpower.
André Chaperon • Values
Consistent output is the secret to every growth metric on the internet: views, comments, Likes, shares, etc.
Nicolas Cole • The Art and Business of Online Writing: How to Beat the Game of Capturing and Keeping Attention
I can tell you is the internet does not always favor what’s “Good.” The internet favors what’s fast.
Nicolas Cole • The Art and Business of Online Writing: How to Beat the Game of Capturing and Keeping Attention
what matters is that you are finding your voice and insisting that what you have to say matters.
Tiago Forte • Building a Second Brain: A Proven Method to Organise Your Digital Life and Unlock Your Creative Potential
The Anthology of Balaji: A Guide to Technology, Truth, and Building the Future
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The consumerist attitude toward information—that more is better, that we never have enough, and that what we already have isn’t good enough—is at the heart of many people’s dissatisfaction with how they spend their time online. Instead of trying to find “the best” content, I recommend instead switching your focus to making things, which is far more
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