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The fastest way to get free marketing for your business is to share your strategy and tell people what you’re working on
The Internet is a voyeuristic medium.
I learned this by watching hundreds of YouTube vlogs, where I obsessed over the lives of creators like @Casey. People covet behind-the-scenes peaks into other people’s lives, especially if they can learn or be entertained.
I learned this by watching hundreds of YouTube vlogs, where I obsessed over the lives of creators like @Casey. People covet behind-the-scenes peaks into other people’s lives, especially if they can learn or be entertained.
My own voyeuristic tendencies make me uncomfortable, but I suspect they’re part of human nature.
I love when people talk about what they’re building or share their productivity systems. Based on my own Twitter engagement, I’m not the only one. https://twitter.com/david_perell/status/1261415748817186817?s=20
I love when people talk about what they’re building or share their productivity systems. Based on my own Twitter engagement, I’m not the only one. https://twitter.com/david_perell/status/1261415748817186817?s=20
There’s a crucial distinction between being open and being vulnerable — but people often confuse the two.
There’s no need to share everything, but being open about one topic is very useful. Vulnerability is difficult, uncomfortable, and hardly synonymous with selective openness.
There’s no need to share everything, but being open about one topic is very useful. Vulnerability is difficult, uncomfortable, and hardly synonymous with selective openness.
