why you need a project, a phrase I will 100% use, and a great list of the best people in PR
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why you need a project, a phrase I will 100% use, and a great list of the best people in PR
How I Build My Personal Knowledge Library W Sari Azout
youtube.comInvest Energy Into A Series Of Projects
Don’t learn skills.
Build projects.
Skills, like degrees, are practically useless in isolation.
A series of projects is how you move toward the life you want. If you want to receive, you must give, and keeping your knowledge in your head is a surefire way to become bitter about how smart you are and how little p... See more
Don’t learn skills.
Build projects.
Skills, like degrees, are practically useless in isolation.
A series of projects is how you move toward the life you want. If you want to receive, you must give, and keeping your knowledge in your head is a surefire way to become bitter about how smart you are and how little p... See more
Dan Koe • the fastest way to create a new life
It is when you begin expressing your ideas and turning your knowledge into action that life really begins to change. You’ll read differently, becoming more focused on the parts most relevant to the argument you’re building. You’ll ask sharper questions, no longer satisfied with vague explanations or leaps in logic. You’ll naturally seek venues to
... See moreTiago Forte • Building a Second Brain: A Proven Method to Organize Your Digital Life and Unlock Your Creative Potential
the option of trusting your self. This combines two choices: Choose to make work that matters a great deal to someone. Develop an understanding of genre, work to see your audience’s dreams and hopes, and go as far out on the edge as they’re willing to follow. Choose to be peculiar. Choose to commit to the journey, not to any particular engagement.
... See moreSeth Godin • The Practice
The world is big, but industries are small.
After a few years, everyone comes to know the quality of your work.
Reputation matters."
After a few years, everyone comes to know the quality of your work.
Reputation matters."
For a mission-driven project to succeed, it should be remarkable in two different ways. First, it must compel people who encounter it to remark about it to others. Second, it must be launched in a venue that supports such remarking.
Cal Newport • So Good They Can't Ignore You
