Manish Grover
Don't wait for the perfect idea. Put yourself out there and see the reaction. And keep improving. Don't even worry about having a passion or a niche. You'll develop it along the way.
I have 2 observations:
1. First, as you mature, you might look at your old content and see how you could have done better. That's obvious. You're older and more knowledgeable now. Just take that old piece and repost it after updating it.
2. Second, there are others like you at ALL stages. Ever wonder why the same types of blogs get the most hits (increase web traffic, how to use a CRM, how to do customer service etc.).? That's because there are new people in beginner stages all the time!!! So your content and writing is never wasted. It'll always help someone.
I have 2 observations:
1. First, as you mature, you might look at your old content and see how you could have done better. That's obvious. You're older and more knowledgeable now. Just take that old piece and repost it after updating it.
2. Second, there are others like you at ALL stages. Ever wonder why the same types of blogs get the most hits (increase web traffic, how to use a CRM, how to do customer service etc.).? That's because there are new people in beginner stages all the time!!! So your content and writing is never wasted. It'll always help someone.
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ABHISHEK ARUN
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Dear Manish The 5 principles mentioned in your book are very relevant to my profession as a banker working in product management. I must compliment you for your lucid writing style and having the right mix of concepts and actionable strategies. So do you plan to write a sequel/followup to this book? Regards Abhishek
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