7 Content Marketing Links Worth Clicking

7 Content Marketing Links Worth Clicking

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  1. Some very good links indeed.

    Corbett’s article on “The Lost Art of Becoming Good at Things” strikes a particular nerve. It’s curious how George Leonard wrote in 1991 that modern education and employment seems designed to inhibit mastery. In the 20 years since, the situation has gotten far worse.

    I’ve been coding in a wide range of fields for about 15 years, but working through fundamental lessons such as provided by Code Academy are now fundamental stepping stones on my path to mastery. Even at the most basic level, I seem to extract new insight on a regular basis. I don’t play, but I suspect this is similar to why guitarists such as Yngvie practice arpeggios for hours and hours every week.

    In our little world, Gary Halbert advocated writing out converting sales letters, by hand, and copying working bullet points, by hand, over and over. Good advice. Boring. Effective.

  2. I read this article “5 Reasons Why Your Business Should Have a Blog” a few days ago and I think they are absolutely right. At this time when everything is going social and social media has more power than anything else, blogging just help a business to grow. I believe that every single business should represent itself with a unique tone that should be obvious at the first visit. And it doesn’t matter if the visitor comes to a blog or a social profile first. Just keep it fresh and honest.

    Thanks for the links.

  3. The Fast Company article about working from home like you mean it was incredibly helpful for me. I need all the help I can get to stay focused while working from home, so thank you for promoting it. πŸ™‚

  4. Great list. I must say that Neil is an awesome guy to follow. Ive been reading his blog at quicksprout for over a year. Maybe that’s because we are both from Seattle πŸ˜‰ , but he’s got some great insights on business and working hard for yourself.

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