Demonstrate Evergreen Proof
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Find something that matters and distill it into as few words as possible.
To prove yourself, share your knowledge. Test your beliefs in the marketplace of ideas. The public will scrutinize your experiences. Jog your dream machine! Consider creating case-studies, stories, post-mortems, processes, tools/calculators, instructional videos, critical reviews, open letters, summaries, curated lists, rules-of-thumb, printables, open questions/problems, instructional guides, cheat-sheets, blueprints, etc. Spoil your secret sauce. Write about things only you can write about. Spoil your secret sauce: Go on an adventure. Find a New Thing™. Bring it back. Share it, and…
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