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3 months ago I spoke to Hollywood’s Storytelling King.
Will Smith once said, “No one is better than this guy at finding what is most authentic in every moment of a story.”
Here’re the 6 storytelling secrets he gave me (and how to apply them to your business):
@jspector Your links send readers to other websites instead of your own. You might sell more stuff to people who don't have newsletters if you sent them to a landing page on your site. I'm thinking offer a stud finder with your picture on it. The Spector Stud Detector
#5 I try to get my Work Short Term list down to almost nothing by Friday afternoon, so I feel better about focusing on my George Supply List over the weekend.
To learn more about using your Notes app to manage your ToDo list, read my blog
https://t.co/yVhlojs8cO
As an avid user of Google Keep to organize my many to-do lists, I’ve come to lean on some of my own systems, and a few key features. Let's see if you use these also...
#3 I utilize both the Voice to Text feature (microphone) and the Handwriting to Text feature (the T with a pen), to take notes when typing isn’t possible or appropriate.
#4 I copy and paste URLs for something I find online that I want to come back to later
If you have stress each day trying to come up with your social media post for tomorrow, you need to hear about my content calendar spreadsheet. I plan about 150 posts for each month, in about an hour.
You’ll find
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Over 100 Maker Hashtags
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The reason you don’t talk about the thing isn’t because it’s not valuable. It’s your own insecurity that it’s not good enough. We all look at our creations, and see all the mistakes that no one else sees.
Consider this… is it better than a non-maker can make themselves? Do they have the tools even if they wanted to make it? Are you saving them time that they can spend on something else?