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I don't mean to be too cynical, but I would like to know HOW these 50 buzz-phrases changed the author's life. Perhaps the key to change is actually this blog p
by jacknews 6y ago
I don't mean to be too cynical, but I would like to know HOW these 50 buzz-phrases changed the author's life.
Perhaps the key to change is actually this blog post. If it generates enough traffic.
- amelius 6y agoYes. Title should be more like "fortune cookies that I've read" or "collected quotes" or something.
- TheSpiceIsLife 6y agoI have a text file I've been keeping since 2003 full of "things other people said." One day, maybe, I'll get around to tizzy it up and start a blog with some witty as fuck domain name and retire on the shoulders of every else's hard work.
- MacroChip 6y agoYou've caught my attention. Care to share it? I promise I won't host it. If you put the source quotes on github it could be a cool project that you accept pull requests to. And that does not preclude you from still making a good website out of it.
- TheSpiceIsLife 6y agoNaaah, it needs cleaning up before it makes it in to the wild. I’ll probably get on to it this winter (Southern Hemisphere), just after I do my taxes.
- hn_throwaway_99 6y agoNow I feel like there's a good automated "Inspirational Advice Blog Generator" to be made, a la http://hkessner.com/wats1020-dom-basics/ http://hkessner.com/wats1020-dom-basics/
- quietthrow 6y agoTotally agree. This is a classic clickbait title. Few months ago I came across a good resource that deconstructed the syntax of click bait sentences. Can’t find it now but came across this which you can try it for yourself https://www.contentrow.com/tools/link-bait-title-generator https://www.contentrow.com/tools/link-bait-title-generator (I tired “mental models” and got pretty good results).
- pomatic 6y agoOne motto I have: never trust an author that does not honour an unsubscribe link.