You’re not a bad writer. You have expertise you want to share. An audience you want to grow. The problem? You’re trying to do too many new things at once. I’ve been there too. Took me 3 months to learn how to write for X. Even with 15 years of experience. And longer than

Ideas are everywhere. Make sure you capture them.

Your writing isn’t supposed to please everyone. Don’t expect it to.

Starting to write online was hard. But I’m glad I did.

Writing doesn’t have to be a lonely journey. It can help you connect with others.

Writing is the way to freedom. If you want to build something of your own you need to write online.

That crazy idea you had? The only person stopping you from acting on it is you.

Starting to write form a blank page is hard. That’s why you put a structure in place first.

Show them your skills. Make it easier for others to find you.

Set a writing target for yourself for this week. Otherwise you won’t get far.

Show the world what you’re capable of. Because no one can do it for you.

Writing takes years to learn. Start by working one form and then move on to another.

The biggest hurdle stopping people from creating their personal brands is an unwillingness to suck for a few months.

Trust the process. You’ve been here this long. You can’t give up now.

You’re not supposed to be an expert in everything. You’re supposed to be fixing a very specific problem.

If you don’t have posts that flop on occasion it means you’re not taking enough risks.

You’re not here to build a massive following. You’re here to find the exact group of people you can help.

An audience is attracted by simple ideas.

Go granular. Choose a misconception that’s common for your clients to have. Then break it down.

Write every morning or write every night. Either way, you have to do one of the two.

You doubting yourself is the biggest thing holding you back right now.