Thank you.
For the past 12 months you’ve read, liked, commented, and shared the 52 posts and 50 issues of my For The Interested newsletter I’ve published and I don’t take that for granted.
I appreciate your attention, feedback, and generosity more than you know.
Following are the 20 posts which resonated most with readers this year in case you missed any of them.
(And if you’re curious, here are my most popular posts from 2017 and 2016.)
20. “What if we only worked on projects we’re willing to commit to doing 100 times?”
19. “People claim to want to do something that matters, yet they measure themselves against things that don’t, and track their progress not in years but in microseconds.”
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18. “If you don’t enjoy your work and life individually, you’ll never find balance between them.”
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17. “Most creators don’t maximize the value of their creations.”
16. “Lots of people have problems they don’t realize are problems. But it’s easier to sell to somebody who seeks a solution than somebody who doesn’t know they need one.”
15. “Rather than post content about a specific topic that at best appeals to 50% of your audience, post content that enables 100% of your audience to project their own personal favorites on to it.”
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14. “The more secrets you keep from your audience, the less value you deliver to them.”
13. “Your audience is at Point A and wants to get to Point B, but doesn’t know how to do so. Your content is the bridge.”
12. “It’s better to be the one who tried than the one who wondered.”
11. “Time is a choice. You’re choosing to use it on other things.”
10. “Headlines make or break blog posts and are every bit as important as the content of the post itself.”
9. “A day you do a thing you’ve avoided will always be better than a day you don’t.”
8. “What people say about you and your work reveals more about them than you or your work.”
7. “True social media success is built not by being fake, but by being more honest, authentic, vulnerable, and real than most people are willing to be.”
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6. “The more you share your backstory, the more people will see similarities to their own and the more likely they are to care about your future.”
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5. “It’s about how paying attention to your life enables you to to bend it toward that which makes you happy.”
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