Teach What You Know
Share your knowledge and skills openly. Teaching others helps establish your credibility and allows you to connect with people who value your expertise.
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A guide for creatives to share their process, connect with others, and build a following by being open, generous, and authentic in showcasing their work.
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Teach what you know
Your knowledge is an asset that becomes infinitely more valuable when you share it.
Teaching not only attracts an appreciative crowd and creates opportunities, but it also unlocks a deeper understanding of your subject matter for you in the process.
TEACH What You Know
Learning and teaching are related to each other. The more you teach, the more you will be interested in the topic. Teaching something you know, rather than subtracting, adds more value.
We think that teaching some skills will create direct o...
What happens when you listen
- Listening is the basis for growth and advancement. You can’t advance your skills and knowledge without understanding others.
- Listening is also important because we all want love and respect; we want to spend time with people who listen.
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