Yeah, definitely considering doing it in a blog-style but I've historically had a hard time being consistent with that. Actually considering doing a private podcast and just going for walks and tackling "chapters" one at a time just by talking it out and then cleaning up (maybe using AI). We'll see. Just exploring options and seeing what worked for others.
Talking it out and then cleaning up with AI is exactly what is my #speechzap project for 😄
And about consistency - that's why I'm trying to convince you to find meaning and joy in doing it. #slowtracker gave me a sense of what is motivating me.
I wouldn't do it private, but actually open it for others. Share with people. Some of them might be two steps behind you and would love to learn more about how you dealt with problems they're encountering right now.
Have you ever read a book called Show Your Work, by Austing Kleon? I highly recommend this approach: selling your byproducts: lessons learned and stories. I've started a couple of months ago and it has already accumulated into blog with almost hundred posts.
Anyway, wish you luck, but more importantly, consistency and joy along the way!
Could consider opening it up to the public. I was thinking of a private one like Brian Casel's ripple.fm allows you to do (private is probably a bad name for it, but more invite only?).
Haven't read it but familiar with the concept. Definitely hear what you're saying. Appreciate the suggestions and conversation.
Yeah, definitely considering doing it in a blog-style but I've historically had a hard time being consistent with that. Actually considering doing a private podcast and just going for walks and tackling "chapters" one at a time just by talking it out and then cleaning up (maybe using AI). We'll see. Just exploring options and seeing what worked for others.
Talking it out and then cleaning up with AI is exactly what is my
#speechzap project for 😄
And about consistency - that's why I'm trying to convince you to find meaning and joy in doing it.
#slowtracker gave me a sense of what is motivating me.
I wouldn't do it private, but actually open it for others. Share with people. Some of them might be two steps behind you and would love to learn more about how you dealt with problems they're encountering right now.
Have you ever read a book called Show Your Work, by Austing Kleon? I highly recommend this approach: selling your byproducts: lessons learned and stories. I've started a couple of months ago and it has already accumulated into blog with almost hundred posts.
Anyway, wish you luck, but more importantly, consistency and joy along the way!
Could consider opening it up to the public. I was thinking of a private one like Brian Casel's ripple.fm allows you to do (private is probably a bad name for it, but more invite only?).
Haven't read it but familiar with the concept. Definitely hear what you're saying. Appreciate the suggestions and conversation.