You should write something that you yourself would read.”
“OK, but don’t you have any promotional tips?”
“That was a promotional tip.”
“OK, but don’t you have any promotional tips?”
“That was a promotional tip.”
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You should write something that you yourself would read.” “OK, but don’t you have any promotional tips?” “That was a promotional tip.”
Each of these titles speaks to a particular pain point the reader might be experiencing: a question they have, a result they want, a lifestyle they desire. Then, within each one of these pieces, you can (and should) talk about how you learned the very same thing the reader is looking to learn, so the reader can better imagine themselves moving forw
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Nobody wants to read your shit. 2) If you want to write and be recognized, you have to do it yourself.
Steven Pressfield • Nobody Wants to Read Your Sh*t: Why That Is And What You Can Do About It
“Everything I do is just personal taste and it’s what [my book The Creative Act] is about. Really, for [people and artists] to trust in themselves. Make something that speaks to themselves. And hopefully someone else will like it. But you can’t second-guess your own taste for what someone else is going to like. It won’t be good. We’re not smart eno... See more
Write For Yourself
“Who am I writing for?” It’s a fundamental question, and it has a fundamental answer: You are writing for yourself.