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Tell Good Stories
To connect with people through your work,you have to be able to tell good stories.
Every e-mail or letter or blogpost you are putting out is telling a story on its own.
Being able to say what you like honestly is a strong story building asset by itself.
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Read Obituaries
Steve jobs said remembering that you will die some day will be the best way to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose.
So just go and put your work out there ,share what you do and love,people who love the same will show up to you.
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Teach What You Know
One thing most of people think commonly is teaching or telling out the trade secrets of your work is instant competition, it's not.
The moment you learn something ,turn around and teach it.
Sharing what you learned on internet, in itself is a free education that goes on for life .
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Stick Around
Know that the ones who made were the ones stuck by what they loved and what they wnated to show the world, long enough.
Care about the path you want to lead yourself on,and keep sharing for lofe.Keep learning for life ,document and the process repeats till the end of the line
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Book Intro
Best selling author Austin Kleon threw light on importance of documenting work and putting it out into the colossal land of Internet.
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You Don't Need To Be A Genius
One of the biggest things holding back anyone to share their work in public is the insecurity of being less genius than fellow people.
But what if we try to stop worrying about how genius or intelligent we are and how our work will impact o...
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Learn To Take A Punch
The more you put out into the abyss of internet,the more hits.i.e., criticism you may have to take.
Relax and take a deep breath whenever you receive a backlash or bad comments.Strengthen you neck,let people take their best shots on you.And understand opinions differ,embrace it and try to f...
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Become A Documentarian Of What You Do
Document the kind of work you do.Take a lot of pics of yourself alongside your workflow, regardless of you share them or not,they will be the tokens of your self progress.
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The So What?Test
Whenever you think of sharing something,but are unsure about doing so,let that piece of your daily documentation stay with you unposted for 24 hours.If you are still unsure,leave it for some other day.Get back to work and keep documenting as already said.
But one thing,share something sm...
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As freelancing is becoming common, people with powerful personal brands have a leg up on getting jobs and being promoted. And personal brands are built on, among other things, telling and sharing great stories.
Stories help us hold attention, remember and persuade. Savvy
Tell Great Stories
- You need to have an interesting point to make it worthwhile.
- Your most interesting point should be the last thing you say in your story.
- Keep it short.
- Keep it personal. People prefer stories about people they know.
- The more you ...
Stories are currency, not tools
Sometimes we can get fixated on which tools we will be using when telling a story. We get caught up thinking about which social media platform the story will fit best.
The best question to ask ourselves always when telling a story is if it's a strong story or if it has an impact. It's impo...
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