Hi Chioma,
thank you. It was lovely on Saturday in the garden, but I got sick on Sunday. So I'll be quiet for a few days now and rest.
I hope you had a lovely weekend though and feel wonderful!
And absolutely, I'll be sharing pics soon. :)
Speak soon,
Mira
Most people turn assumptions about a single event into expectations that carry the projection of the desired event.
Better read that again.
As human beings, we tend to fall for this often.
Today's newsletter that dives deeper into it:
www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-mu...
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thanks so much Frank :)
😂 same. The problem is, sometimes I can't even read it myself lol
this is very accurate. The next day, I had one of the best work sessions. I was in awe how easily things fell into place and resolved themselves.
I clearly should do more gardening and sauna lol.
cheers Gary 🍵
Most people turn assumptions about a single event into expectations that carry the projection of the desired event.
Better read that again.
As human beings, we tend to fall for this often.
Today's newsletter that dives deeper into it:
www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-mu...
#buildinpublic #marketing
you could reverse engineer from your existing audience what they might be willing to pay for - in case you attracted an audience that has purchase power.
LinkedIn newsletter for tomorrow is scheduled.
This one was really enjoyable to write.
I wonder: is it just me or is editing a newsletter a bit complicated in LinkedIn? The putting it to drafts thing and then rescheduling produced the same post+newsletter twice.
#buildinpublic #marketing
In the beginning ubuntu was very rough around the edges, so you're right about that. I remember when there wasn't even a real UI and connecting devices was a real pain. That has improved a lot now.
Have you defined your ICP? That's usually the first step.
Thank you, that's good to know
omg, yes you totally should!
What a week:
• planted lovely spring flowers
• started my LinkedIn newsletter
• planted heritage onions and shallots
• updated my profile pic on all platforms
• worked on data quality for the B2B leads I deliver
• improved my recognition based content framework
How was yours?
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I like seeing that some businesses still have back bone.
Such a comprehensive breakdown of events too.
Thanks Mike :)
nice! I plan out the entire week as well based on my priorities that I have in a separate file.
Hi Frank :) so nice to see you here again posting.
Hiking is lovely, being in nature is much needed as counterbalance to all the digital stuff.
ayee, congratulations Arman!
personally, I prefer Linux.
But I worked with Windows and Mac too years ago. Windows is my least favorite, it was fun to use in the 90s as a starting point, but then things went downhill in terms of usability imo.
LinkedIn newsletter for tomorrow is scheduled.
This one was really enjoyable to write.
I wonder: is it just me or is editing a newsletter a bit complicated in LinkedIn? The putting it to drafts thing and then rescheduling produced the same post+newsletter twice.
#buildinpublic #marketing
honestly, it is. I had one day where I did a 2h gardening session and then went straight to the sauna. So good!
lol, I like how you phrase it. Yes, basically it :)
oh wow, that looks like fun!
It was indeed. And enjoyable too :)
I hope yours was nice as well!
how nice, welcome :)
It feels weird at the beginning (at least that's how it was for me), but then it turns into something normal and fun once you get used to it.
:) and good fun too. The onions should be hardy, so planting them now should be alright.
you're absolutely right! Human beings need time to recharge. I'm in the garden tomorrow, hopefully there's not that much rain.
Have a wonderful weekend too!
(and I love that photo ;) hehe)
lol, distribution feels like playing too though
What a week:
• planted lovely spring flowers
• started my LinkedIn newsletter
• planted heritage onions and shallots
• updated my profile pic on all platforms
• worked on data quality for the B2B leads I deliver
• improved my recognition based content framework
How was yours?
#buildinpublic