LinkedInlong-form · +hook
Launching a product teaches you the brutal ratio: 20% building, 80% telling. And the 80% isn't the first telling — it's the seventh. The seventh time is when the people who weren't sure they cared finally answer.
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monday reminder: the thing you're avoiding is usually the thing you should write about. even the writing about it is part of the work.
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- LinkedInlong-form
The thing you're avoiding is often the thing worth writing. Not because it's cathartic (it is) but because the avoidance is the signal.
- X119/280
monday rule: the thing you're avoiding = the thing you should write about. the avoidance is the signal.
- Instagramsoft
a monday note: the thing you're avoiding is usually the thing worth writing about ☕
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"Launching a product is 20% work, 80% caring enough to tell people about it the seventh time. The 7th time is when the audience you weren't sure existed finally answers."
247 chars·on voice · 96%
X119/280
launching = 20% work, 80% telling people the 7th time. the 7th is when the audience you weren't sure existed answers.
Instagramsoft · caption
launching a thing is 20% work and 80% caring enough to say it seven times ☕ the seventh is when the people answer.
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