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Write for yourself = Solve your own problem in startups :D
Pick a writing schedule = Seinfeld does this. Writes jokes 4 hours a day every day for decades. Also known as time blocking.
1% are creators be a creator.
Build in public , teach everything you know.
Start first, learn later.
Join and contribute to communities. Create and contribute before you feel ready.
Do something that you want to do AND helps others.
When people know you as helpful they become your audience and help you get exposure to their problems.
Solving your own problem is easier when you have an audience to launch the solution to.
Community -> Problem -> Product -> Business.
Solving your own problem in the community you have been a part of and contributed to over years creates “overnight” success.
Utility-> make something accessible or valuable or faster or cut out middlemen
Find something you love to work AND is profitable from the beginning since it takes a lot of time and energy to build a successful business.
Build a product with inherent share ability.
Pick the business with the right founder idea fit.
Surround yourself with advisors and mentors from your community who will guide you through the tough times.
1. Website that can be archived 2. Paper Prints stored in vault 3. Inscribe in stone annually 4. Send data package inscribed in stone to the moon, Mars and Haley’s comet for multiple backups. 5. Figure out a way to send a signal containing the data to space that bounces back every 100 years or so. 6. Become an important figure so humans want to archive your creations.
This category of props should be replaced by special effects permanently.