Post by mdshamolahmed01 on Mar 11, 2024 5:08:58 GMT
Epic Shit Alright, hands up: how many of you fantasize about writing some epic shit that really leaves an impact online? Let’s see, that’s one two oh yeah, every damn one of you. Truth is you wouldn’t be reading this site if you didn’t want to create something epic that goes on to change lives. While the motivation to do something HUGE is certainly the first step to getting it done, there becomes a problem when this “hoo-rah” attitude begins losing it’s luster and you’re faced with the actual work.
That’s why, right now, I want you to take a stand with me by Country Email List declaring the following: A goal without a plan is just a wish. Tweet this to the world, don’t be shy. How to Write Epic Shit Yep, I said it. I’m not telling you that you’ll never be able to do amazing things, what I’m saying that is you need to avoid this fluffy advice about “Doin’ awesome schtuff!” and start looking at how to form an actual gameplan to get it done.
Truth is “Be awesome!”, isn’t real advice, it’s slimey new marketing snake-oil. The same concept applies to writing epic shit. Luckily, there are people who strive to teach actionable advice for getting your “shit” to epic status. There’s also people like me who wouldn’t make a single timid claim without citing some source of research (like I do on Sparring Mind) that gives legs to the advice. As a content strategist for a few wonderful startups (see my work on HelpScout), I’m very familiar with the content creation process.
That’s why, right now, I want you to take a stand with me by Country Email List declaring the following: A goal without a plan is just a wish. Tweet this to the world, don’t be shy. How to Write Epic Shit Yep, I said it. I’m not telling you that you’ll never be able to do amazing things, what I’m saying that is you need to avoid this fluffy advice about “Doin’ awesome schtuff!” and start looking at how to form an actual gameplan to get it done.
Truth is “Be awesome!”, isn’t real advice, it’s slimey new marketing snake-oil. The same concept applies to writing epic shit. Luckily, there are people who strive to teach actionable advice for getting your “shit” to epic status. There’s also people like me who wouldn’t make a single timid claim without citing some source of research (like I do on Sparring Mind) that gives legs to the advice. As a content strategist for a few wonderful startups (see my work on HelpScout), I’m very familiar with the content creation process.