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I read the article, what mind opening tactic did the author explain to the public? Appears to be blogspam.
by mattfrommars 3y ago
I read the article, what mind opening tactic did the author explain to the public?
Appears to be blogspam.
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- tmountain 3y agoGoing down a layer below Tim Ferriss to his staff… /s
- teaearlgraycold 3y agoI agree this is kind of trivial, but doing anything more than the average person already puts you in the high percentiles. My abstract strategy for making contact with the right people: Try to imagine things from the perspective of the people you're trying to contact. What is their day-to-day, what are they sick and tired of? What will make your cold email stick out in that context? It's click-bait targeted at a specific person. Again, this is probably just one level above what the average person will do. But that already puts you ahead of most people. It gives you some chance of reaching the right person.
- dinkleberg 3y agoThe thing is, almost all of the "secrets" of successful people are trivial, it is just that few people are doing them consistently. Anybody could practice basketball as hard as Kobe Bryant did, but almost nobody is actually willing to put in the consistent work over years and years.
- vrc 3y agoI think the extent to which writers have to get creative in finding sources for novel pieces is taken for granted. I did not realize how tactical and painstaking the process is to create the content that I casually skim and enjoy. So I strengthened my appreciation of the process