@GregoryMcKeown The book is somewhere between “the perfect gift,” and “keep it a secret.”
Moral of the story so far—there are no such thing as “geniuses.” You either create sh*t that’s original or you’re copying and become forgotten (or never talked about in the first place).
Enlightening.
@fjmellq Being the GM of a fruit winery..
I was a home schooled therapist, afternoon babysitter, and gopher.
Ironically though, I got offered the job while applying as a P/T server just to get out of the house—starting your own business shows your employers more than experience can.
If I had a dollar for everytime someone asked me if I designed websites, I’d have $4.50.
I don’t think one of the times counted.
It’s on you to market yourself and share what you do, like my nephew does with his lego.
If you can't draw, aren't creative, or don't know how to write—collect.
Whenever you see something that stands out to you, or your audience, and makes you do something. Grab it and put it into OneNote or Notion.
And remember, never copy from one person directly because ...