Why Try To Get Out Of Your Box, When You Can Use What's In It?
There are two kinds of word of mouth.
There’s the remarkability of what you offer in the sense that people will want to talk to others about it.
Then there’s the remarkability of what you offer in the sense that people want to come back to you for more.
That is the goal right–to keep them coming back?
The more dialogue you have, the more trust you craft and the greater the chance they tell others about you, too.
Stay Positive & More Diologue
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New platforms and communities are popping up every day. There are more ways to create something and to publish and share it with the world.
One thing is absolutely true about the golden contributors of the next platform: you can’t predict them.
People who never created before are. People who have been creating for ages stop. People who think there isn’t an audience for their content find them. People who think there is an audience for their content find there’s not.
Unpredictability at its largest.
Your chances of being the next golden contributor are as good as anyone else’s.
Assuming, that is, you contribute.
Stay Positive & Go Ahead And Ship
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Whether you’re wanting to start a habit or break one, there’s only one requirement: effort.
And effort is something you can make at any time, anywhere.
Anything short of putting in the effort is merely an excuse to hold on to a habit or hold off starting one.
Stay Positive & Effort Is There When You Are
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What people do with their up time changes the world.
I’d argue, that what people do with their down time changes it even more.
A lot more energy is put into it, a lot more flow, a lot more community and a lot more care.
Which is why it’s important to take inventory of the down time.
Stay Positive & Invest Where It Matters
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There’s the easy path and the efficient path.
It doesn’t do one well to confuse the easy one with the efficient one.
Stay Positive & You Get To Choose
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We’re terrible at making the call on things that are not worth our time.
It’s usually after we’re too far in or wasted too much or merely face so much adversity that it’s a great cop out.
But we don’t say it for a lot of things we should.
For things that waste time. For building skills we’ll never meaningfully use. For relationships with dead ends.
You can decide sooner that something isn’t worth your time.
It’s better when you do, because that gives you more time to give to something that is worth it.
Stay Positive & Time’s Ticking
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Giving the time to listen to the full story.
Sharing your appreciation with the group.
Pouring your heart into the work.
Growing your curiosity.
Giving cupcakes to more people.
Stay Positive & Focused Is Better
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