This is great advice! Thank you! I love writing, but I love proofreading even more! I find errors in most everything I read! Good writers need proofreaders (see your number 4, 3rd paragraph, last sentence)! Let me know if I can be of service!😊
Thanks for all this wonderful information. I’d love to be able to leverage some of this into a full time writing career (as opposed to being in day job land).
I love that you mention Nicolas Cole. His book is packed with practical tips and I think I can recognize some of his techniques in your post like 1/3/1 👀 Thanks for the great tips and the reminder about compounding. Metrics are good in one way but also super distracting and useless in others. Enjoy the process and let compounding work its magic 🤟🏻
It’s been a while since I saw so much actionable tips in one single article. Damn!!!
You’ve made me realize I’m (99% sure) doing something wrong. And I think the answer is in your article... to hangout where businesses hang out. This is genius! Thank you for showing a new way of doing things!!!
You’re a very compelling writer! I just subscribed, at the lifetime discount, and for your writing course! A two-for! You’ve inspired me to get back at it! 😜
Really interesting read as always. I love the bit aout most writers focusing on their results too early. Whilst this is natural, the early results are not a good measure of what's possible and I think this is true for most things and not just writing.
Thank you for sharing this! I found it very useful and motivating!
This is great advice! Thank you! I love writing, but I love proofreading even more! I find errors in most everything I read! Good writers need proofreaders (see your number 4, 3rd paragraph, last sentence)! Let me know if I can be of service!😊
David, you are one generous guy. I never considered making real money from writing anything apart from a needle in a haystack best seller. Thank you!
Thanks for all this wonderful information. I’d love to be able to leverage some of this into a full time writing career (as opposed to being in day job land).
I love that you mention Nicolas Cole. His book is packed with practical tips and I think I can recognize some of his techniques in your post like 1/3/1 👀 Thanks for the great tips and the reminder about compounding. Metrics are good in one way but also super distracting and useless in others. Enjoy the process and let compounding work its magic 🤟🏻
Yes enjoy the process. The means of writing for ourselves can put weight the ends.
It’s been a while since I saw so much actionable tips in one single article. Damn!!!
You’ve made me realize I’m (99% sure) doing something wrong. And I think the answer is in your article... to hangout where businesses hang out. This is genius! Thank you for showing a new way of doing things!!!
This is lovely and an encouragement to all writers. I am now 5 months on substack and published 21 articles so far
You’re a very compelling writer! I just subscribed, at the lifetime discount, and for your writing course! A two-for! You’ve inspired me to get back at it! 😜
Really interesting read as always. I love the bit aout most writers focusing on their results too early. Whilst this is natural, the early results are not a good measure of what's possible and I think this is true for most things and not just writing.
This is great! I’ve never been a fan of Medium personally, but it’s good to know the potential of the platform.
Thank you, very useful information I can apply!
Just the thing i needed to see! Thank you for sharing
Thanks for sharing your experience and being so transparent! 🙌
I agree!!! It’s very confusing!