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The Ultimate Guide to Writing Online - David Perell
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Think better. Grow your audience. Accelerate your career.
I was a terrible writer growing up. I got a C- in my college writing class. At one point that semester, I skipped ten of those classes in a row because I didn’t see the value in learning to write. When I told my high school writing teacher that I’d taught thousands of people to write online, she spit out her drink because she thought I was joking. If I didn’t grow up with the passion to write, where did it come from? I started writing because I was jobless and needed to turn my life around. I was an over-saturated news consumer with nothing to show for it. I loved ideas, but had nobody to talk
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